See diyou on Wiktionary
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"ref": "patrimoine vernaculaire local",
"text": "Les diyous sont caractéristiques de l’urbanisme local de Bas-en-Basset riche en petit patrimoine et sont nombreux dans le centre ancien."
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"Chemin étroit traversant d’une rue à une autre."
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"word": "traboule"
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"Du latin dies Jovis (« jour de Jupiter »)"
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