Definition:
1. The cover or roof of the edifice - repeatedly refers to any material or structure used to protect the interior from external elements.
2. It is a process of covering or placing a protective layer over the edifice.
Pronunciation: /ˈti ɡeɪt/ ("TEE-gate")
Significance:
• Commonly, it is used in construction and architecture to describe the act of roofing or adding a protective cover to an edifice.
• It can refer to the roof itself as a noun. Also, it is the action of installing or adding the cover as a verb.
Singular noun: tegate
Plural noun: tegates
Past verb: tegated
Present verb: tegate, tegates
1. The cover or roof of the edifice - repeatedly refers to any material or structure used to protect the interior from external elements.
2. It is a process of covering or placing a protective layer over the edifice.
Pronunciation: /ˈti ɡeɪt/ ("TEE-gate")
Significance:
• Commonly, it is used in construction and architecture to describe the act of roofing or adding a protective cover to an edifice.
• It can refer to the roof itself as a noun. Also, it is the action of installing or adding the cover as a verb.
Singular noun: tegate
Plural noun: tegates
Past verb: tegated
Present verb: tegate, tegates
Examples:
• "The laborers carefully installed the tegate to ensure the edifice was aqua resistant."
• "After a long day, they finally tegated the new edifice, adding a beautiful finish to the structure."
• "The old tegate necessitated replacement after years of climatic damage."
• "The laborers carefully installed the tegate to ensure the edifice was aqua resistant."
• "After a long day, they finally tegated the new edifice, adding a beautiful finish to the structure."
• "The old tegate necessitated replacement after years of climatic damage."
by Dmitrio October 28, 2024