kelner
Polish
noun
Definitions
- waiter a server in a restaurant or similar
Etymology
Borrowed from German Kellner (waiter) derived from Middle High German kelnære derived from Old High German kelnere derived from Latin cellenarius, cellārium.
Origin
Latin
cellārium
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cellarium English
- cella Latin
- cellenarius Latin
- cellenārius Latin
- cellārium Latin
- Hilfskellner German
- Kellner German
- cellaio Italian
- kelner Dutch, Flemish
- кельнер Russian
- kelner Norwegian Bokmål
- kjeller Norwegian Bokmål
- källare Swedish
- kelnerka Polish
- kelner Norwegian Nynorsk
- kjellar Norwegian Nynorsk
- kellari Old Norse
- celier Old French
- kelnero Esperanto
- kelner Serbo-Croatian
- келнер Serbo-Croatian
- celler Catalan, Valencian
- kjallari Icelandic
- celar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- chelner Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- kellari Old High German
- kelnere Old High German
- kjallari Faroese
- келнер Bulgarian
- kelnære Middle High German
- celeiro Old Portuguese
- celeyro Old Portuguese
- keller Middle Low German
- кельнер Ukrainian
- tsilar Aromanian
- celâr Friulian
- κελλάριον Koine