建家 (tateya?)
English translation: tateya- is really any ready-made building
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10 hrs
tateya- is really any ready-made building Explanation: As you can suppose, tateya- is "house" that "stands", i.e. already built. |
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building Explanation: "tateya" isn't listed in any of my J-E dictionaries, but Kojien has two definitions: "tatete aru ie" (a built house) and "kenbutsu" (building). So it seems to me that "building" would do fine. |
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2 days 18 hrs
building Explanation: Did I say "kenbutsu"?? I meant "tatemono" of course. I must be drinking too much coffee... |
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