Where does “kastrol” come from?

kastrol (Indonesian) comes from Dutch kastrol, from French casserole, from Middle French casserolle, from Medieval Latin cattia — pan.

kastrol (Indonesian): a round pan without ears, equipped with a hanger, usually used for cooking nasi liwet

Definitions

  1. a round pan without ears, equipped with a hanger, usually used for cooking nasi liwet

Ancestry of “kastrol”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Dutchkastrol—
2Frenchcasserolesaucepan; stewpot, cooking pot
3Middle Frenchcasserolle—
4Medieval Latincattiapan
Every word from Medieval Latin cattia →Every word from Middle French casserolle →Every word from French casserole →
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