In Inuit languages, what can the word iglu mean?
AOnly a snow house
BOnly a cloth tent
CAny kind of house
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Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Any kind of house
1. In Inuit languages iglu means a house or home.
2. It covers snow houses, tents, sod houses and modern buildings.
3. So it is not limited to snow houses or tents.
_Source: Wikipedia, Igloo, Nomenclature_
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