Where does “სენა” come from?

სენა (Georgian) comes from Russian сена, from French Seine, from Late Latin sagena, from Ancient Greek σαγήνη — large dragnet, seine; hunting net.

სენა (Georgian): pantry, larder

Definitions

  1. pantry, larder

Ancestry of “სენა”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Russianсенаgenitive singular of се́но
2FrenchSeineseine (for fishing)
3Late Latinsagenaseine
4Ancient Greekσαγήνηlarge dragnet, seine; hunting net
Every word from Ancient Greek σαγήνη →Every word from Late Latin sagena →Every word from French Seine →