kastel
Danish
/kastɛl/
noun
Definitions
- citadel
Etymology
Derived from Latin castellum (castle, fort, citadel, fortress, reservoir, cistern).
Origin
Latin
castellum
Gloss
castle, fort, citadel, fortress, reservoir, cistern
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
城
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Castlebellingham English
- Castletown English
- Greencastle English
- Redcastle English
- aftcastle English
- aftercastle English
- becastled English
- castellum English
- castle English
- castlebuilder English
- castlebuilding English
- castleless English
- castlelike English
- castler English
- castlet English
- castlette English
- castleward English
- forecastle English
- milecastle English
- pseudocastle English
- sandcastle English
- sterncastle English
- uncastle English
- Castella Latin
- castellanus Latin
- castellum Latin
- castrum Latin
- castello Italian
- ἔλαιον Ancient Greek
- castel Old English
- castle Middle English
- luft Danish
- luftkastel Danish
- castel Old French
- chastel Old French
- kastelo Esperanto
- castel Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- castell Welsh
- kastel Old High German
- Caisel Old Irish
- caisel Old Irish
- castelo Old Portuguese
- castiellu Asturian
- cjiscjel Friulian
- castel Old Occitan
- Castiella Old Spanish
- castiello Old Spanish
- casteło Venetian
- kastell Breton
- castel xno
- gaztelu Basque
- קַסְטֵל Aramaic
- castial Dalmatian
- chaîteâ Bourguignon
- Casteddu Sardinian
- casteddu Sardinian
- castiello Neapolitan
- castellu Corsican
- castielho Mirandese
- châtél Franco-Provençal
- castel ONF.