Neuendorf, Klaus K. E.; Mehl, Jr., James P.; Jackson, Julia A., edi. (2005), „adobe“, Glossary of Geology (5. vyd.), Alexandria, VA: American Geological Institute, str. 8-9, ISBN9780922152766
Leick, Gwendolyn (1988), „adobe“, A Dictionary of Ancient Near Eastern Architecture (1. vyd.), London: Routledge, str. 9, ISBN0-415-00240-0. “Spanish word meaning mudbrick. It is occasionally used for Ancient Near Eastern building techniques, although it is generally applied to Latin American architecture.” Porovnaj: Balážová, Ľubica; Bosák, Ján, edi. (2005), „adobe“, Slovník cudzích slov : akademický (2. dopl. a preprac. vyd.), Bratislava: Slovenské pedagogické nakladateľstvo – Mladé letá, ISBN80-10-00381-6, http://slovnik.juls.savba.sk/?w=adobe&s=exact&c=rc31&d=scs&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#, dost. 2018-08-01. „(pôvodne) nepálené sušené tehly vyrábané z tohto materiálu [z adobe], prípadne z hliny a odpadkov“. Neuendorf, Klaus K. E.; Mehl, Jr., James P.; Jackson, Julia A., edi. (2005), „adobe“, Glossary of Geology (5. vyd.), Alexandria, VA: American Geological Institute, str. 8-9, ISBN9780922152766. “The term was applied originally to a sun-dried brick made of adobe mixed with straw, and later to the clayey material constituting the brick.”
Leick, Gwendolyn (1988), „adobe“, A Dictionary of Ancient Near Eastern Architecture (1. vyd.), London: Routledge, str. 9, ISBN0-415-00240-0. “Spanish word meaning mudbrick. It is occasionally used for Ancient Near Eastern building techniques, although it is generally applied to Latin American architecture.” Porovnaj: Balážová, Ľubica; Bosák, Ján, edi. (2005), „adobe“, Slovník cudzích slov : akademický (2. dopl. a preprac. vyd.), Bratislava: Slovenské pedagogické nakladateľstvo – Mladé letá, ISBN80-10-00381-6, http://slovnik.juls.savba.sk/?w=adobe&s=exact&c=rc31&d=scs&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#, dost. 2018-08-01. „(pôvodne) nepálené sušené tehly vyrábané z tohto materiálu [z adobe], prípadne z hliny a odpadkov“. Neuendorf, Klaus K. E.; Mehl, Jr., James P.; Jackson, Julia A., edi. (2005), „adobe“, Glossary of Geology (5. vyd.), Alexandria, VA: American Geological Institute, str. 8-9, ISBN9780922152766. “The term was applied originally to a sun-dried brick made of adobe mixed with straw, and later to the clayey material constituting the brick.”
