cameral
English
/ˈkæmɛɹəl/
adj
Definitions
- Relating to a chamber, especially to a judicial or legislative one
Etymology
Derived from Latin camera (chamber, room, chamber bedchamber, bedchamber, vault, a chamber, arch), cameralis.
Origin
Latin
cameralis
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- camera English
- extracameral English
- intercameral English
- intracameral English
- intracamerally English
- multicameral English
- *camarata Latin
- -ista Latin
- camara Latin
- cambra Latin
- camella Latin
- camera Latin
- camera (obscura), camera Latin
- camera obscura Latin
- cameralis Latin
- cameralista Latin
- camerarius Latin
- camero Latin
- camerālis Latin
- camera Italian
- camerale Italian
- kamer Dutch, Flemish
- camarade French
- caméral French
- chambre French
- камера Russian
- bicameral Spanish, Castilian
- camarada Spanish, Castilian
- cameral Spanish, Castilian
- καμάρα Ancient Greek
- καμάρᾱ Ancient Greek
- κᾰμᾰ́ρᾱ Ancient Greek
- kamera Norwegian Bokmål
- kamerat Norwegian Bokmål
- câmara Portuguese
- *kamarlingaz Proto-Germanic
- komora Polish
- kamera Norwegian Nynorsk
- kamerat Norwegian Nynorsk
- kamarr Old Norse
- kammer Danish
- chambre Old French
- Cambra Galician
- cameră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- comoară Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- chamara Old High German
- kamara Old High German
- chambro Ido
- *kamara Old Dutch
- комора Ukrainian
- kamra Maltese
- chambra Romansh
- chombra Romansh
- combra Romansh
- tgombra Romansh
- *-ling Frankish
- cambra Old Occitan
- komora Lower Sorbian
- chambre Bourguignon
- camera Ladin
- cambe Picard
- camberet Picard