celeiro
Galician
/θeˈlejɾo̝/
noun
Definitions
- barn
- cellar, pantry, storeroom (for food, wine)
- lumber room
- granary
- silo, bin or deposit for storing grain
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese celeiro inherited from Latin cellārium, 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
- cellar English
- cellarable English
- cellarage English
- cellarer English
- cellaress English
- cellaret English
- cellarette English
- cellarful English
- cellarist English
- cellarium English
- cellarless English
- cellarlike English
- cellarman English
- cellarmaster English
- cellarous English
- cellarway English
- cellary English
- subcellar English
- undercellar English
- cella Latin
- cellarium Latin
- cellarius Latin
- cellenarius Latin
- cellula Latin
- cellārium Latin
- Zelle German
- cella Italian
- cellaio Italian
- celda Spanish, Castilian
- κέλλα Ancient Greek
- *ḱelneh₂ Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱelnā Proto-Indo-European
- celle Norwegian Bokmål
- kjeller Norwegian Bokmål
- selle Norwegian Bokmål
- celeiro Portuguese
- cell Swedish
- källare Swedish
- celle Norwegian Nynorsk
- kjellar Norwegian Nynorsk
- selle Norwegian Nynorsk
- cell Old English
- kellari Old Norse
- celle Danish
- cel Old French
- celier Old French
- celler Catalan, Valencian
- cel·la Catalan, Valencian
- kjallari Icelandic
- Celanova Galician
- celar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- cell Welsh
- celle Middle Dutch
- kellari Old High German
- cell Old Irish
- kjallari Faroese
- qelizë Albanian
- cela Old Portuguese
- celeiro Old Portuguese
- celeyro Old Portuguese
- keller Middle Low German
- tsilar Aromanian
- celâr Friulian
- celer xno
- κελλία gkm
- κελλάριον Koine