kelder
Estonian
noun
Definitions
- cellar, basement
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German keller (cellar) derived from Latin cellarium.
Origin
Latin
cellarium
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cellar English
- cellarable English
- cellarage English
- cellarer English
- cellaress English
- cellaret English
- cellarette English
- cellarful English
- cellarist English
- cellarless English
- cellarlike English
- cellarman English
- cellarmaster English
- cellarous English
- cellarway English
- cellary English
- subcellar English
- undercellar English
- jääkellari Finnish
- kellari Finnish
- kellariholvi Finnish
- kellarikerros Finnish
- kellarikomero Finnish
- kellarikuoppa Finnish
- kellariravintola Finnish
- kellarisäilytys Finnish
- kellaritila Finnish
- kellaroida Finnish
- maakellari Finnish
- perunakellari Finnish
- ruumiskellari Finnish
- ruutikellari Finnish
- viinikellari Finnish
- cella Latin
- cellarium Latin
- cellārium Latin
- bierkelder Dutch, Flemish
- kelder Dutch, Flemish
- kelderen Dutch, Flemish
- keldermot Dutch, Flemish
- kelderzeug Dutch, Flemish
- schuilkelder Dutch, Flemish
- wijnkelder Dutch, Flemish
- källare Swedish
- kellari Old Norse
- κελάρι Greek (modern)
- kelre Middle Dutch
- kelder Afrikaans
- *kellari Old Dutch
- keller Middle Low German
- celer xno
- kedre Sranan Tongo