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house-door:	ianua

Examples of translating «house-door» in context:

There was a big gold star on the door.	Magna stella aurea supra ianuam erat. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
to demolish, raze a house	domum demoliri source Complain Corpus name: Meissner-Audena. License: www.gutenberg.org/license References: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/50280/50280-h/50280-h.htm
That is her house.	Domus eius est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Someone is at the door.	Aliquis prope ianuam est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Tom has a big house.	Tom magnam domum habet. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Look at that house.	Aspice illam domum. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
This house is my father's.	Domus patris mei est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Is it near your house?	Estne prope domum tuam? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Do you see that house? That's my house.	Videsne illam domum? Mea est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
This is a wooden house.	Domus lignea est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
This house has eleven rooms.	Domus undecim cubicula habet. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
at the house of	apud, aput, penes source Complain Langcrowd.com
There is a boy near the door.	Puer prope ianuam est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
She opens the door.	Ianuam aperit. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
The door is open.	Ianua aperta est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
to enter the house	tectum subire source Complain Corpus name: Meissner-Audena. License: www.gutenberg.org/license References: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/50280/50280-h/50280-h.htm
The house is made of stone.	Domus lapidea est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
That's our house.	Illa domum nostra est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
This house is made of stone.	Haec domus saxea est. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Where is your house?	Ubi domus tua est? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org

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