Where does “кастрю́ля” come from?

кастрю́ля (Russian) comes from German Kastrol, from French casserole, from Middle French casserolle, from Medieval Latin cattia — pan.

кастрю́ля (Russian): stockpot, saucepan, pan, pot, casserole a deep cooking vessel with one or two handles and a lid

Definitions

  1. stockpot, saucepan, pan, pot, casserole a deep cooking vessel with one or two handles and a lid

Ancestry of “кастрю́ля”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1GermanKastrol—
2Frenchcasserolesaucepan; stewpot, cooking pot
3Middle Frenchcasserolle—
4Medieval Latincattiapan

Words derived from “кастрю́ля”

Every word from Medieval Latin cattia →Every word from Middle French casserolle →Every word from French casserole →