Definition of palafitte in English:

palafitte

(also palafite)

noun ˈpaləfɪtˌpaləˈfiːt

Archaeology

Especially in Switzerland and northern Italy: a prehistoric hut or settlement built on stakes driven into the bed of a lake; a lake village.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From French palafitte from Italian palafitta from palo stake, pile + fitto fixed, driven in, in archaeological use in Italian probably after German Pfahlbau, lit. ‘pile-building’.

Definition of palafitte in US English:

palafitte

(also palafite)

noun

Archaeology

Especially in Switzerland and northern Italy: a prehistoric hut or settlement built on stakes driven into the bed of a lake; a lake village.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From French palafitte from Italian palafitta from palo stake, pile + fitto fixed, driven in, in archaeological use in Italian probably after German Pfahlbau, lit. ‘pile-building’.

单词	palafitte
释义	Definition of palafitte in English: palafitte (also palafite) noun ˈpaləfɪtˌpaləˈfiːt Archaeology Especially in Switzerland and northern Italy: a prehistoric hut or settlement built on stakes driven into the bed of a lake; a lake village. Origin Mid 19th century. From French palafitte from Italian palafitta from palo stake, pile + fitto fixed, driven in, in archaeological use in Italian probably after German Pfahlbau, lit. ‘pile-building’. Definition of palafitte in US English: palafitte (also palafite) noun Archaeology Especially in Switzerland and northern Italy: a prehistoric hut or settlement built on stakes driven into the bed of a lake; a lake village. Origin Mid 19th century. From French palafitte from Italian palafitta from palo stake, pile + fitto fixed, driven in, in archaeological use in Italian probably after German Pfahlbau, lit. ‘pile-building’.
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