Word: dripstone
Category: dripstone
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spanish
Translations:
estalactitas y estalagmitas, estalactitas, de estalactitas y estalagmitas, de estalactitas
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german
Translations:
Tropfstein, Tropf
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french
Translations:
larmier, stalactites, de stalactites, stalactites de
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italian
Translations:
gocciolatoio, stalattiti e stalagmiti, stalattiti, con stalattiti e stalagmiti
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portuguese
Translations:
estalactites
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dutch
Translations:
gietsel, waterlijst, druipsteen, druipsteengrot
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russian
Translations:
слезник, отливина
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swedish
Translations:
droppstens
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finnish
Translations:
tippukiviluola
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danish
Translations:
Dripstone
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czech
Translations:
krápníková, okapnice, krápníky
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polish
Translations:
stalaktyt, naciek, naciekowa, Stalaktytowa, Jaskinia naciekowa
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hungarian
Translations:
cseppkő, Cseppkőbarlang, cseppkőbarlangja
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turkish
Translations:
damlataş, bir damlataş, olan damlataş, damlataş oluşumları
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greek
Translations:
Dripstone
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ukrainian
Translations:
слезник, слезнік, слізник
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bulgarian
Translations:
корниз, порест камък
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belarusian
Translations:
слезник
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croatian
Translations:
stalaktiti i stalagmiti
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lithuanian
Translations:
laštakas, Olivinas, Filtras iš porėtos akmens
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romanian
Translations:
stalactite, cu stalactite
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slovak
Translations:
kvapľová
The meaning and "use of": dripstone
noun
- a molding over a door or window that deflects rain and enhances the opening, typically in medieval architecture. - Exterior features of the house are a steeply pitched roof, large gables and architectural details such as the ornamental dripstones above the windows.
- rock deposited by precipitation from dripping water, such as that which forms stalactites and stalagmites. - The designs on the lower part of the structure are somewhat formal, but the upper part is a free-form mix of geodes, dripstone , and what appear to be inverted stalactites.
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