καμπάνα

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Greek

Alternative forms

kampàna — Italiot

Etymology 1

From Byzantine Greek καμπάνα (kampána), from Late Latin campāna.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /kamˈba.na/

Noun

καμπάνα • (kampána) f (plural καμπάνες)

bell (church bell, etc)

Declension

declension of καμπάνα

case \ number	singular	plural
nominative	καμπάνα •	καμπάνες •
genitive	καμπάνας •	καμπανών •
accusative	καμπάνα •	καμπάνες •
vocative	καμπάνα •	καμπάνες •

Synonyms

κουδούνι n (koudoúni)
κωδώνιον n (kodónion)
κώδων m (kódon)

Derived terms

καμπαναριό n (kampanarió, “bell tower”)
καμπανίζω (kampanízo, “to chime, to ring bells”)
καμπανολογία f (kampanología, “campanology”)

Descendants

→ Aromanian: cãmbanã
→ Bulgarian: камбана (kambana)
→ Macedonian: камбана (kambana)

See also

κουδούνι n (koudoúni, “electric bell, door bell”)

Etymology 2

From French cabane (“hut”).

Noun

καμπάνα • (kampána) f (plural καμπάνες)

bungalow

Declension

declension of καμπάνα

case \ number	singular	plural
nominative	καμπάνα •	καμπάνες •
genitive	καμπάνας •	καμπανών •
accusative	καμπάνα •	καμπάνες •
vocative	καμπάνα •	καμπάνες •

Synonyms

μπανγκαλόου n (bangkalóou)

References

καμπάνα - Λεξικό της κοινής νεοελληνικής , 1998, by the "Triantafyllidis" Foundation.

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