lokal
Polish
noun
Definitions
- rented real estate, especially a room in a larger building, such as a dwelling, office, or shop
- (informal) spot; a bar, club, restaurant or similar place of leisure
Etymology
Borrowed from French local (room) derived from Latin locālis (local), locus (place, a place, a specific location).
Origin
Latin
locus
Gloss
place, a place, a specific location
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- locofoco English
- locus English
- lokaalinen Finnish
- localis Latin
- localis, locālem, locālis Latin
- locarium Latin
- lociservator Latin
- locus Latin
- locālem Latin
- locālis Latin
- stlocus Latin
- Lokal German
- Lokus German
- lokal German
- loco Italian
- luogo Italian
- local French
- localement French
- localiser French
- localité French
- locataire French
- local Spanish, Castilian
- locus Spanish, Castilian
- lokal Norwegian Bokmål
- local Portuguese
- lokal Swedish
- lokalny Polish
- lokal Norwegian Nynorsk
- lokal Danish
- lokale Danish
- lokál Czech
- locaige Old French
- loko Esperanto
- local Catalan, Valencian
- loc Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- local Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- loko Ido
- loc Old Irish
- logar Old Portuguese
- loc Aromanian
- lieu Romansh
- llocal Asturian
- llueu Asturian
- lûc Friulian
- loc Old Occitan
- locu Sicilian
- łógo Venetian
- lei Bourguignon
- leu Bourguignon
- luega Ladin
- stlocus Old Latin
- liu Picard