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Etymology of the Latin word theatrum

the Latin word theatrum (theater)
derived from the Greek word theatron, θέατρον (a place for public show ('theatre'); general audience-room; by implication, a show itself)
derived from the Greek word theasthai, θεᾶσθαι
derived from the Greek word thea, θεά (a female deity)
derived from the Greek word theaomai, θεάομαι (to look closely at; perceive ; by extension to visit; to look closely at; perceive; by extension to visit)

Derivations in Latin

theatralis

Derivations in other languages

French theatre, French théâtre, Italian teatro

Cognates

Dutch theater, English theater, French théâtre, French théatre, German Theater, Italian teatro, Lithuanian teatras, Norwegian teater, Polish teatr, Russian тeaтp, Swedish teater



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