HOUSE

HOUSE STARTING

1. EARTH STARTING
2. COUNTRY-NATION-STATE
3. CITY-TOWN-VILLAGE
4. FAMOUS TOWNS
5. CITY PATTERN AND LANDUSE PATTERN
6. VILLAGE
7. GOOD AND BAD PLACE
8. HOME DIALOGUE –IDIOM
9. COLLONIALISM-IMPERIALISM
10. MEET FOR PARTY

A house is a building in which people live, usually, the people belonging to one family. She has moved to a smaller house. … her parents’ house in Warwickshire. Synonyms: home, residence, dwelling [formal, literary], building More Synonyms of house.“Home is a safe haven and a comfort zone. A place to live with our families and pets and enjoy with friends. A place to build memories as well as a way to build future wealth. A place where we can truly just be ourselves.

HOUSE TYPE

1. CITY-URBAN AND SUBURBAN HOUSE
2. VILLAGE AND FOREST – MOUNTAIN HOUSE
3. TENT-CAVE-FORT
4. OTHER HOUSES
5. FEELINGS DREAMS- PEACE –HOUSE
6. SIDE BUILDINGS PART BUSINESS HOUSE

DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE HOUSE

1. DOOR AND WINDOW
2. ROOF-VAULT-CEILING –ARC
3. ROOM
4. WALL
5. STEPS-LIFT
6. OPEN AND CLOSED SPACE IN A HOUSE
7. HEARTH
8. CORNER –ROAD
9. STOREY

The kitchen is by far the most important room in the house for a buyer. A well-appointed kitchen dramatically increases the value of your home. As you build your new home to meet your personal interests and needs for your kitchen, you should consider these items in your kitchen design: Modern appliances

HOUSE LIVE- ACCOMMODATE –IN AND OUT

1. INHABITANT –RESIDENCE
2. NEIGHBOUR –NEAR-
3. BOUNDRY-LIMIT-PARADISE-WITH FORT BOUNDARY
4. BOSS OF HOUSE
5. HOUSE SEARCH-RENT-TENANT
6. ACCOMMODATE
7. HOUSE IN AND OUT
8. SETTLE

ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION

1. BASIC ARCHITECTURE
2. HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURAL STYLES
3. OTHER ARCHITECTURAL STYLES
4. FOR ARCHITECTURAL STYLES
5. CONSTRUCTION START
6. CONSTRUCTION INGREDIENTS
7. CONSTRUCTION TOOLS AND ITEMS
8. HOUSE DESTROY- DEMOLISH
9. DAMAGE-WASTE-USELESS-RUIN-DESTROY
10. DAMAGE
11. BOUNDRY – WITH HOUSE LIVE SECTION
12. CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSE AS PER VASTU
13. HOUSE WORKER-FAMOUS ARCHITECTS

CLEAN

1. HOUSEWORK- HOUSE PERSON
2. DIRT –DIRTY
3. 3 CLEAN
4. TO CLEAN
5. 4 HOUSE CLEANING
6. WASHING LAUNDRY
7. BATH
8. BATHROOM ITEMS
9. SANITARY ITEMS
10. TOILET AND SHIT
11. FRESH
12. PLUMBING
13. SOAP- DETERGENT – SEE CHEMISTRY

HOUSE ITEMS

1. BED-LINEN-COVER
2. CHAIR AND TABLE –BAD-SWING
3. BAG-BOXES
4. RACK-ALMIRAH-CABINET
5. STICK AND CANDLE
6. GLASS-JUG-COPPER GLASS
7. BELT-ROPE-BIND-UNBIND
8. LOCK-KEY
9. LATCH AND LOCK-NAIL
10. PIN-NAIL
11. PLASTIC-TAP-ELASTICITY-GUM
12. BELL
13. BROKEN-MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
14. HOARDS –HEAP
15. SWING

A good home provides protection. Children are less at risk of violence and sexual abuse. They are less likely to be forced into child labour, married off at a young age or forcibly recruited by armed groups. A home ensures that displaced people have better access to humanitarian aid.

The term “shelter,” which is often used to define housing, has a strong connection to the ultimate purpose of housing throughout the world. The mental image of a shelter is of a safe, secure place that provides both privacy and protection from the elements and the temperature extremes of the outside world.