cattia

Latin

Etymology

Possibly from Old High German kezzil, hence likely related to Latin catillus and catīnus.

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Noun

cattia f (genitive cattiae); first declension

(Medieval Latin) pan

Descendants

Italian: cazza
French: casse
Sicilian: cazza
⇒? Vulgar Latin: *cattium
- Spanish: cazo
- Portuguese: caço
- Galician: cazo
⇒ Vulgar Latin: *cattiola
- French: cassole
- Lombard: cazzoeula, cazzoeura; cazöla, cazzöla; cassöla; cazœla
  - → Italian: cassoeula
- Sicilian: cazzola
- → Maltese: kazzola
- Spanish: cazuela
- Italian: cazzuola, cazzola
- Venetian: caçòła
⇒ Vulgar Latin: *cattiarola
- Italian: cazzarola, cazzerola, cazzeruola
- Portuguese: caçarola
- Middle French: casserolle
  - French: casserole (see there for further descendants)
    - → Italian: casseruola
- Sicilian: cazzalora
⇒ Middle French: casseron
- French: casseron

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