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This page features translations of traditional architectural terms in different languages from Polynesia, accompanied by pictures.

This resource provides an accessible way to learn and compare architectural elements from various languages and cultures.

Building

Cook Islands House

Cook Island Māori:

Oval House

Futuna:

Samoa:

Samoa House

Samoa:

Tahiti House

Tahiti:

Tahiti Sea House

Tahiti:

Tuvalu House

Tuvalu:

Sculpture

Tiki

Tahiti:

Moai

Rapa Nui
moʻai

Rapa Nui:

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