κελάρι

κελλάριον; τοῦ κελλαρίου (Attic) Byzantine Greek: κελλάριν (kellárin) Greek: κελάρι (kelári) → Aromanian: chilar → Ottoman Turkish: كلار (kılar, kilar, kiler)

scream Conjugation of chilar (first conjugation) chilaru Borrowed from Greek κελάρι (kelári) (compare also Albanian qilar), itself from Late Latin cellarium

2006 [2004], Ian Rankin, translated by Alexandra Kontaxaki, Σκελετοί στο κελάρι [Skeletons in the Cellar], Metaichmio Publications, translation of Fleshmarket

adega (gl) f, soto (gl) m Georgian: სარდაფი (sardapi) German: Keller (de) m Greek: κελάρι (el) n (kelári), υπόγειο (el) n (ypógeio) Ancient: κρύπτη f (krúptē), πιθεών m