Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Rhachises

👉 Rachaishes, also known as "rachis" in Hebrew, are a type of decorative tile that originated from Greece and is now commonly used in many parts of Europe. They are made by layering tiles with a resinous material or adhesive, which creates a smooth surface without the need for mortar or concrete. The term "rahacs" is derived from the Greek word "rhaxos," meaning "to make." In this context, "rachis" refers to the

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