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An igloo is a shelter built from snow, also known as a snow house or snow hut, with the term originating from Inuit languages. Igloos have historically been important as practical dwellings for Arctic peoples, providing insulated protection in extreme winter conditions where other building materials were scarce.
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Un iglù (dall'inglese igloo, a sua volta dall'inuktitut ᐃᒡᓗ, iglu, «casa») è un rifugio costruito con blocchi di neve, generalmente a forma di cupola, costruzione tipica degli Inuit (popolazione originaria dell'estremo nord del Canada) prima degli anni 1970.
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