Usually means: Traditional roofing made from palm.
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▸ noun:  Alternative form of attap [Nipa; a palm tree of the species Nypa fruticans.]

Similar:
watape, pitapat, ettercap, wattape, tar pit, tap-in, apan, jippa jappa, rampick, abattis, more...

Opposite:
undercover, enclosed, roofed, sheltered

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Similar:
watape, pitapat, ettercap, wattape, tar pit, tap-in, apan, jippa jappa, rampick, abattis, more...

Opposite:
undercover, enclosed, roofed, sheltered

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