Ruthenian farmhouse with gabled roof, Skotarske, Zakarpattia Oblast, Ukraine, 1907. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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A Welsh lady invites you inside her lovely thatched cottage in 1905
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Sato thatched house with mt. Fuji and sakura by Pakkawit Anantaya
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Pyrohiv 2006 (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) by Eugenia
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An outdoor Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine
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Today I learned that the word "thatch" as in thatched roof shares its etymology with the dinosaur "stegosaurus." They both derive from the Proto-Indo-European word *(s)teg, meaning "to cover." In Greek, *(s)teg became stego meaning "roof," while in Old English it became þeccan (theccan).
Also, the English words sprinkle and freckle are cognates, both derived from the PIE root *(s)prek meaning "to scatter."
Etymology is amazing
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Cobham, Kent, England, March 2024.
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James Lloyd Cole | @jameslloydcole
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The thatched villages of Wiltshire speak to a vanished way of life..
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Veules-les-Roses by Jose Maria Escolano
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