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1 pile driving
பாரமுனை செலுத்துதல் -
2 pile dwelling
முளைமனை -
3 pile framing
பாரமுனை உறுதிப்படல் -
4 pile plank
பாரமுனைப் பலகை -
5 pile point
பாரமுளைமுனை -
6 pile sheet
தகட்டுப்பாரமுனை -
7 pile
Iஅடித்தூண்IIஒன்றன் மேல் ஒன்றாக அடுக்குதல்குவியல்; ஒன்றன் மேல் ஒன்றாக அடுக்குIVமூலமுளைVமுளையடித்தல், கழிநடுதல்VIஅடுக்குநிலத்தூண்நிலத்தூண்IXபாரமுனை -
8 pile driver
Iமுளைசெலுத்திIIகுழித்தூண் அடிப்பான்நிலத்தூண் இறக்கு பொறிIVநிலத்தூண் இறக்குபொறிVபாரமுனை செலுத்திVIமுளைசெலுத்தி -
9 pile cap
Iகுழித்தூண் தலைக்கட்டுIIநிலத்தூண்முகப்புநிலத்தூண் முகப்புIVபாரமுனைத்தொப்பி -
10 pile foundation
Iகுழித்தூண் கடைக்கால்IIநிலத்தூண் அடிமானம்நிலத்தூண் அடிமானம்IVபாரமுனை அத்திவாரம் -
11 foundation pile
அத்திவாரமுளை -
12 screw pile
புரிப் பார முளை -
13 steam pile driver
கொதி ஆவி, முளை செலுத்தி -
14 concrete pile
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