cela
Polish
noun
Definitions
- cell (room in a monastery)
- cell (room in a prison for containing inmates)
Etymology
Borrowed from German Zelle (cell, small room) derived from Latin cella (small room, chamber, compartment, room, cell, pantry, closet, shrine, hut, granary).
Origin
Latin
cella
Gloss
small room, chamber, compartment, room, cell, pantry, closet, shrine, hut, granary
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
宮
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cella English
- cella Latin
- cellarium Latin
- cellarius Latin
- cellula Latin
- cellārium Latin
- Darmzelle German
- Diamantstempelzelle German
- Elektrolysezelle German
- Elementarzelle German
- Gefängniszelle German
- Gummizelle German
- Knopfzelle German
- Körperzelle German
- Mehrzeller German
- Muskelzelle German
- Nervenzelle German
- Nesselzelle German
- Telefonzelle German
- Terroristenzelle German
- Terrorzelle German
- Todeszelle German
- Tumorzelle German
- Zelle German
- Zellkern German
- Zellstoff German
- Zellteilung German
- vielzellig German
- cella Italian
- celda Spanish, Castilian
- κέλλα Ancient Greek
- *ḱelneh₂ Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱelnā Proto-Indo-European
- celle Norwegian Bokmål
- selle Norwegian Bokmål
- cell Swedish
- celle Norwegian Nynorsk
- selle Norwegian Nynorsk
- cell Old English
- celle Danish
- cel Old French
- cel·la Catalan, Valencian
- Celanova Galician
- cell Welsh
- celle Middle Dutch
- cell Old Irish
- qelizë Albanian
- cela Old Portuguese
- κελλία gkm