#plaster

• To plaster with clay — To plaster, coat, or cover a surface (the walls of a traditional house, an oven, or a woven fence) with a wet layer of clay, loam, or greasy clay mixed with chaff or straw. In structural historical linguistics, it represents a rare verbal form derived directly from the noun 'clay' (argilă), used occasionally in rural communities to describe domestic thermal insulation techniques.
• Lath and plaster ceiling — An archaic and regional ceiling or vault construction made of plaster applied over a dense grid of wooden laths or wicker slats attached to roof beams, typical to historical Balkan and Romanian rural architecture.
• Lath and plaster ceiling — A rare regional phonetic variant or isolated archaic corruption of 'bagdadie'; a lath and plaster ceiling or vaulted structure built over a dense grid of wooden slats or wicker reeds attached to roof beams.
• Lath and plaster ceiling — A rare regional phonetic variant or isolated archaic corruption of 'bagdadie'; a lath and plaster ceiling or vaulted structure built over a dense grid of wooden slats or wicker reeds attached to roof beams.