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Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Related terms 1.3.2 Translations

[ English

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[ Etymology

From French palais, which comes from Latin palatium, in reference to the Palatine Hill, one of thee seven hills of Rome, where Rome's aristocracy built large, beautiful residences.

[ Pronunciation

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[ Noun

Singular palace

Plural palaces

palace (plural palaces)

1. A large residence where aristocrats usually live.

[ Related terms

• palatial

[ Translations

large residence where aristocrats usually live

Arabic: قصر (qaʂr) m. Catalan: palau m. Chinese: 宮殿, 宫殿 (gōngdiàn) Czech: palác cs(cs) m. Danish: palads da(da) n. Dutch: paleis nl(nl) n. Finnish: palatsi fi(fi) French: palais fr(fr) m. German: Palast de(de) m., Schloss de(de) n. Greek: παλάτι el(el) (paláti) Hindi: महल (mahal) Hungarian: palota hu(hu) Indonesian: istana id(id) Interlingua: palatio Italian: palazzo it(it) m. Japanese: 宮殿 (きゅうでん, kyūden) Korean: 궁 (宮, gung), 궁전 (宮殿, gungjeon)

Kurdish: Sorani: سه‌را ku(ku) (sarA) Latvian: pils lv(lv) f. Neapolitan: palàzzo Norwegian: palass n. Polish: pałac pl(pl) m. Portuguese: palácio pt(pt) m. Romanian: palat ro(ro) Russian: дворец ru(ru) (dvoréts) m. Serbian: Cyrillic: дворац m., двор m. Roman: dvorac m., dvor m. Slovene: palača sl(sl) f. Spanish: palacio es(es) m. Swedish: palats sv(sv) n. Turkish: saray tr(tr) Volapük: ledom, regadom