Alabastru
Ħaġar fin bħall-irħam
English: Alabaster
Basalt
English: Basalt rock
Sors: Taljan
Baża
Wide quadrangular stone for building.
Source: Sicilian
Ref: JA
Blajjet
Great quantity of rocks of all shapes and sizes.
Sors: Għarbi
Għerq: B-L-T
Blajta
Small rock. Diminutive of Blata.
Blat
Rocks.
Blat bil-qigħan
Rocks with large fissures which are easy to cut as quarry stones.
Also known as: Fraglu
Ref: JA
Blat għawwiem
A type of trimmed and worked masonry stone.
Blat imqaxxar
Fraible rock (geology)
Ref: JA
Blat qargħi
Stone of bad quality, unsuitable for building.
Ref: JA
Blata
- Rock
- Lintel
Sors: Għarbi
Għerq: B-L-T
Brajjeġ
A small heap of stones.
Diminutive of borġ.
Bram tal-ħaġar
Rock vein; crack, fissure in rocks.
Bsisa
Very small gravel, which is separated from dust with a sieve and is used in roofing.
Sors: Għarbi
Għerq: B-S-S
Ċagħak
Pepple, Pebbles.
Sors: Sqalli
Plural: Ċagħkiet
Għerq: Ċ-Għ-K
Ċampla
Flat and heavy piece of marble or metal.
Plural: Ċampli
Ċanga
- Beef
- Large and rough stone used to sit on or place something on it.
- Stone counter used by butchers.
Sors: Sqalli
Plural: Ċangiet
Ċangatura
Tile, slab, flagstone
Sors: Sqalli
Plural: Ċangaturi
Ċangun
Large building stone.
Sors: Sqalli
Plural: Ċnagan
Ċappella
Round flat stone. Figuratively also a stout, plump woman
Sors: Sqalli
Plural: Ċappelli
Ċgħajki
Anything that is similar to pebbles in form or texture.
Ċlamit
Pieces of broken tiles; small pieces of masonry that fall from a crumbling edifice.
Plural: Ċlamiet
Ċpajpella
Diminutive of Ċappella (round flat stone) ; fig: handsome and voluptuous lady.
Deffun
Sherds of pottery used for the roofing of buildings.
Root: D-F-N
Faħam
Coal.
Root: F-Ħ-M