Where does “kajuutallinen” come from?

kajuutallinen (Finnish) comes from Finnish kajuutta, from Swedish kajuta, from Crimean Tatar kayuta, from Russian каю́та, from German kajüte, from Middle Low German kajüte, from Middle Dutch kayhute.

kajuutallinen (Finnish): Having a cabin

Definitions

  1. Having a cabin

Ancestry of “kajuutallinen”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishkajuuttacabin; wheelhouse
2Swedishkajutacabin
3Crimean Tatarkayutacabin, room
4Russianкаю́таcabin
5Germankajütecabin, sleeping quarters (on a ship, barge, yacht, etc. for passengers and officers)
6Middle Low Germankajüte—
7Middle Dutchkayhute—
Every word from Middle Dutch kayhute →