"Tŷ pâr"

Translation: A semi-detached house

[SusanWoods0]

I wrote "pair of houses". That would be correct in English, but I am not familiar with the term semi-detached house.

[ibisc]

If you translate it literally it is ‘a paired house’, which describes it pretty well - one of two houses built together as a pair, sharing a common central dividing wall. Usually called ‘a semi-detached house’ in Britain.

• a pair of houses - pâr o dai

[chcurtis2]

In America, that sort of structure is called a duplex.

[tlc440858]

Since "semi-detached" is not given as a possible meaning for "par" I think "a pair of houses" should be accepted, or else the meaning of "par" needs to be amended.

[ibisc]

The pop-up hints show ‘semi-detached house’ for tŷ pâr.

• pâr o dai - a pair of houses
• pâr - a pair
• tŷ pâr - a semi-detached house

pâr on its own does not mean ‘semi-detached’.