Traditional and classic Chinese calligraphic symbols, words, idioms and proverbs for your art design. Created by Andres Leo since 2001.
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roof
the structure forming the upper covering of a building

see another keyword links:
top

upper

cover

structure

house

building

roof tile
roof tile

ridgepole; ridge roll; roof beam
ridgepole
ridge roll
roof beam

roof beam
roof beam

rafter; the parallel beams that support a roof
rafter
the parallel beams
that support a roof

chimney
chimney

attic; penthouse; a space or room inside the roof of a building
attic
penthouse
a space or room inside
the roof of a building

palate; the roof of the mouth
palate
the roof of the mouth

palate; the roof of the mouth
palate
the roof of the mouth

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