casa (a hut so far as it contains its inhabitant with his goods; a small, poor house): tugurium (a hut so far as it protects against wind and rain; according to Voss., Verg., Ecl., 1, 68, a shed, the roof of which, made of straw, reeds, bushes, or sods, without any wall, reached to the ground, such as herdsmen and shepherds had in the open country): mapale (of which only the plur. mapalia occurs, the small huts of the African nomades, which they carried about with them on waggons; a Punic word): umbraculum (an arbor, bower): officina (a workshop).