kloster
Swedish
noun
Definitions
- monastery (place of residence for members of a religious community)
Etymology
Derived from Old Swedish kloster derived from Old Norse klaustr.
Origin
Old Norse
klaustr
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- claustrophilia English
- claustrophobia English
- apottiluostari Finnish
- augustinolaisluostari Finnish
- benediktiiniluostari Finnish
- birgittalaisluostari Finnish
- buddhalaisluostari Finnish
- dominikaaniluostari Finnish
- fransiskaaniluostari Finnish
- jesuiittaluostari Finnish
- karmeliittaluostari Finnish
- kartusiaaniluostari Finnish
- luostari Finnish
- luostarielämä Finnish
- luostariholvi Finnish
- luostarikirkko Finnish
- luostarikoulu Finnish
- luostarilaitos Finnish
- luostariveli Finnish
- nunnaluostari Finnish
- ortodoksiluostari Finnish
- *clostrum Latin
- *clōstrum Latin
- claudo Latin
- claustellum Latin
- claustrarius Latin
- claustrum Latin
- clostrum Latin
- chiostro Italian
- claustro Italian
- claustrer French
- claustrophobie French
- claustro Spanish, Castilian
- claustrofobia Spanish, Castilian
- φόβος Ancient Greek
- *(s)kleh₂w- Proto-Indo-European
- *kleh₂ud-, *kleh₂u- Proto-Indo-European
- kloster Norwegian Bokmål
- claustro Portuguese
- claustrofobia Portuguese
- kloster Norwegian Nynorsk
- clauster Old English
- klaustr Old Norse
- cloistre Old French
- claustre Catalan, Valencian
- klaustur Icelandic
- claustrofobia Galician
- klōstar Old High German
- klosteris Latvian
- claustra Old Portuguese
- klôster Middle Low German
- klōster Middle Low German
- kloster Old Swedish