Definition
Definition of tegular - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
architectureTECH. overlapping like a series of tilesTECH.
- The tegular arrangement of the shingles was effective.
2.
tilesTECH. resembling or relating to tiles in appearanceTECH.
- The tegular pattern on the roof was striking.
3.
scienceTECH. relating to a tegula in entomologyTECH.
- The insect's tegular structure was studied closely.
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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- French:imbriqué, tégulaire, ...
- German:ziegelartig, fliesenartig, ...
- Italian:tegolare, piastrellato, ...
- Spanish:superpuesto, tegular, ...
- Portuguese:com disposição sobreposta, semelhante a telhas, ...
- Chinese:叠瓦式的, 瓦状的, ...
- Japanese:重なり合った, タイルに似た, ...
- Arabic:متراكب, بلاطِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:חָפוּף, אַרִיחִי, ...
- Russian:черепичный, плиточный, ...
- Ukrainian:черепичний, тегулярний, ...
- Hindi:टाइलों जैसी, टाइल जैसी, ...
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