crypta
Latin
noun
Definitions
- underground passage, tunnel
- crypt; underground room for rites; vault
Etymology
Borrowed from Ancient Greek κρυπτή.
Origin
Ancient Greek
κρυπτή
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- crypt English
- cryptal English
- cryptid English
- cryptitis English
- cryptlike English
- crypto- English
- encrypt English
- encryptable English
- encrypter English
- encryptor English
- grotto English
- hemicrypt English
- krypton English
- reencrypt English
- superencrypt English
- unencrypt English
- *grupta Latin
- crypton Latin
- cryptoporticus Latin
- grupta Latin
- Grotte German
- Gruft German
- Kruft German
- kripto- Hungarian
- cripta Italian
- cripto- Italian
- grotta Italian
- grotticella Italian
- grutta Italian
- crypte Dutch, Flemish
- grot Dutch, Flemish
- krocht Dutch, Flemish
- crypte French
- crypto- French
- grotte French
- крипто́н Russian
- cripta Spanish, Castilian
- cripto- Spanish, Castilian
- criptorquidia Spanish, Castilian
- encriptar Spanish, Castilian
- gruta Spanish, Castilian
- κρυπτή Ancient Greek
- κρυπτός Ancient Greek
- κρύπτη Ancient Greek
- *krāu- Proto-Indo-European
- grotte Norwegian Bokmål
- cripta Portuguese
- cripto- Portuguese
- encriptar Portuguese
- gruta Portuguese
- grota Polish
- krypta Polish
- grotte Norwegian Nynorsk
- cripti- Irish
- grotte Danish
- kruchta Czech
- cripta Catalan, Valencian
- cripta Galician
- cripto- Galician
- groto Galician
- grotă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- gruft Old High German
- gruota Istriot