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mansion — noun /ˈmænʃən/ a) A large house or building, usually built for the wealthy. b) A luxurious flat (apartment). See Also: manor, manse … Wiktionary
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penthouse — [14] Penthouse has no etymological connection with house. It comes from Anglo Norman *pentis, an abbreviated version of Old French apentis. This in turn went back to Latin appendicium ‘additional attached part’, a derivative of appendēre ‘attach’ … Word origins
