Cloister
//ˈklɔɪstə//
Translations of "cloister" (28 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | манасти́р(place devoted to religious seclusion), покри́та арка́да(covered walk with an open colonnade) | manastír, pokríta arkáda | |
| Catalan | claustre(covered walk with an open colonnade), clausura(place devoted to religious seclusion), clausura(monastic life) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 修道院(place devoted to religious seclusion), 迴廊 /回廊(covered walk with an open colonnade) | xiūdàoyuàn, huíláng | |
| Czech | klášter(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Danish | kloster(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Dutch | klooster(place devoted to religious seclusion), kloostergang(covered walk with an open colonnade), kloosterleven(monastic life), kruisgang(covered walk with an open colonnade), in het klooster treden(become a Catholic religious) | — | |
| Esperanto | klostro(covered walk with an open colonnade), klostro(place devoted to religious seclusion), monaĥejo(place devoted to religious seclusion), monaĥiniĝi(become a Catholic religious), monaĥiĝi(become a Catholic religious) | — | |
| Faroese | kleystur(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Finnish | luostari(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| French | (la vie des) cloîtres(monastic life), cloître(covered walk with an open colonnade), cloître(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Galician | caustra(covered walk with an open colonnade), claustro(covered walk with an open colonnade) | — | |
| Georgian | მონასტერი(place devoted to religious seclusion) | monasṭeri | |
| German | Chlooschter(place devoted to religious seclusion), Chrüüzgang(covered walk with an open colonnade), Klausur(monastic life), Kloster(place devoted to religious seclusion), Klosterleben(monastic life), Kreuzgang(covered walk with an open colonnade) | — | |
| Greek | μοναστήρι(place devoted to religious seclusion), περιστύλιο(covered walk with an open colonnade) | monastíri, peristýlio | |
| Hungarian | kerengő(covered walk with an open colonnade), kolostor(place devoted to religious seclusion), zárda(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Italian | chiostro(covered walk with an open colonnade) | — | |
| Japanese | 修道院(place devoted to religious seclusion), 回廊(covered walk with an open colonnade) | shūdōin, kairō | |
| Old English | mynsterclūse(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Persian | صومعه(place devoted to religious seclusion), صومعگی(monastic life), مانستان(place devoted to religious seclusion) | some'e, some'egi, mānestān | |
| Polish | klasztor(place devoted to religious seclusion), klauzura(monastic life), krużganek(covered walk with an open colonnade), stać się religijnym katolikiem(become a Catholic religious) | — | |
| Portuguese | claustro(covered walk with an open colonnade), claustro(place devoted to religious seclusion), claustro(monastic life), clausura(monastic life) | — | |
| Romanian | arcadă(covered walk with an open colonnade), claustru(covered walk with an open colonnade), călugărie(monastic life), mănăstire(place devoted to religious seclusion), sihăstrie(monastic life), claustra(become a Catholic religious) | — | |
| Russian | клуа́тр(covered walk with an open colonnade), кры́тая арка́да(covered walk with an open colonnade), кры́тая галере́я(covered walk with an open colonnade), монасты́рь(place devoted to religious seclusion) | kluátr, krýtaja arkáda, krýtaja galeréja, monastýrʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | klaustar(covered walk with an open colonnade), klauzura(monastic life), manastir(place devoted to religious seclusion), monaštvo(monastic life), samostan(place devoted to religious seclusion), клаустар(covered walk with an open colonnade), манастир(place devoted to religious seclusion), самостан(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Spanish | claustro(covered walk with an open colonnade), claustro(place devoted to religious seclusion), enceldar((''transitive'')), enclaustrar((''transitive'')) | — | |
| Swedish | kloster(place devoted to religious seclusion), korsgång(covered walk with an open colonnade) | — | |
| Turkish | dergâh(place devoted to religious seclusion), halvethane(place devoted to religious seclusion), kemer avlu(covered walk with an open colonnade), manastır(place devoted to religious seclusion), tekke(place devoted to religious seclusion) | — | |
| Ukrainian | клуа́тр(covered walk with an open colonnade) | kluátr |
claustre, clausura, clausura
klášter
kloster
klooster, kloostergang, kloosterleven, kruisgang, in het klooster treden
klostro, klostro, monaĥejo, monaĥiniĝi, monaĥiĝi
kleystur
luostari
(la vie des) cloîtres, cloître, cloître
caustra, claustro
Chlooschter, Chrüüzgang, Klausur, Kloster, Klosterleben, Kreuzgang
kerengő, kolostor, zárda
chiostro
mynsterclūse
klasztor, klauzura, krużganek, stać się religijnym katolikiem
claustro, claustro, claustro, clausura
arcadă, claustru, călugărie, mănăstire, sihăstrie, claustra
клуа́тр, кры́тая арка́да, кры́тая галере́я, монасты́рь
kluátr, krýtaja arkáda, krýtaja galeréja, monastýrʹ
klaustar, klauzura, manastir, monaštvo, samostan, клаустар, манастир, самостан
claustro, claustro, enceldar, enclaustrar
kloster, korsgång
dergâh, halvethane, kemer avlu, manastır, tekke
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