tegular
ˈtɛɡjʊlər
Definition

Definition of tegular - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
architectureTECH.overlapping like a series of tilesTECH.
  • The tegular arrangement of the shingles was effective.
interlocking overlapping
2.
tilesTECH.resembling or relating to tiles in appearanceTECH.
  • The tegular pattern on the roof was striking.
tiled
3.
scienceTECH.relating to a tegula in entomologyTECH.
  • The insect's tegular structure was studied closely.
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Origin of tegular

Latin, tegula (tile) + -ar (pertaining to)

Examples of tegular in a sentence

  • Architects admired the tegular design of the roof.
  • The tegular design of the floor added elegance.
  • She admired the tegular finish of the new kitchen tiles.
  • The tegular features were highlighted in the diagram.
  • Researchers noted the tegular differences among species.

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  1. French:imbriqué, tégulaire, ...
  2. German:ziegelartig, fliesenartig, ...
  3. Italian:tegolare, piastrellato, ...
  4. Spanish:superpuesto, tegular, ...
  5. Portuguese:com disposição sobreposta, semelhante a telhas, ...
  6. Chinese:叠瓦式的, 瓦状的, ...
  7. Japanese:重なり合った, タイルに似た, ...
  8. Arabic:متراكب, بلاطِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָפוּף, אַרִיחִי, ...
  10. Russian:черепичный, плиточный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:черепичний, тегулярний, ...
  12. Hindi:टाइलों जैसी, टाइल जैसी, ...

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