초콜릿
Korean
noun
Definitions
- chocolate
Etymology
Borrowed from English chocolate derived from Spanish, Castilian chocolate derived from Classical Nahuatl chocolātl.
Origin
Classical Nahuatl
chocolātl
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- chocaholic English
- chocoholic English
- chocolate English
- chocolate truffle English
- chocolateless English
- chocolatelike English
- chocolateness English
- chocolatery English
- chocolatize English
- chocolaty English
- nonchocolate English
- socolata Latin
- csokoládé Hungarian
- cioccolata Italian
- cioccolato Italian
- chocolade Dutch, Flemish
- chocolat French
- achocolatar Spanish, Castilian
- chocolate Spanish, Castilian
- chocolateado Spanish, Castilian
- chocolatero Spanish, Castilian
- chocolatería Spanish, Castilian
- chocolatillo Spanish, Castilian
- chocolatina Spanish, Castilian
- chocolatín Spanish, Castilian
- sjokolade Norwegian Bokmål
- chocolate Portuguese
- チョコレート Japanese
- sjokolade Norwegian Nynorsk
- seacláid Irish
- chokolade Danish
- xocolata Catalan, Valencian
- चॉकलेट Hindi
- chocolate Galician
- ช็อกโกแลต Thai
- tsokolate Cebuano
- tsokoleyt Cebuano
- siocled Welsh
- teòclaid Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- tsokolate Tagalog
- coklat Malay
- ချောကလက် Burmese
- შოკოლადი Georgian
- চক্লেট Assamese
- 巧克力 Chinese
- 朱古力 Chinese
- 芝居力 Chinese
- chocolātl Classical Nahuatl
- chokoleti Swahili
- 쵸콜레트 Korean
- sjukkla Westrobothnian
- चॉकलेट Marathi
- jo̧kleej Marshallese
- soklet Tok Pisin
- chukolati Kabuverdianu
- شكلاط Moroccan Arabic
- شكلاطة Hijazi Arabic
- tsokolate Bikol Central
- cikulòtiʼína Taos
- chicolātl Nahuatl
- chocol Yucatec Maya
- ꤡꤛꤢꤪꤊꤜꤢꤧ Western Kayah
- chaklit Chickasaw