Regal

Reikšmė (Anglų k.)

a rack of shelves, shelving, a shelf (in this collective sense), e.g. an open bookcase

Sinonimai

Brett

Wandbrett

Fach

Bücherregal

Schrank

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Gestell

Büchergestell

Bücherbrett

Spind

Bord

Etagere

Sims

Wandschrank

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Bücherbord

Felsbank

Ablage

Schrankfach

bleibend

Einlegeboden

fest

Gesims

Kasten

Kiste

Rahmen

Stütze

Träger

Wandgestell

Wandregal

Vertimai

étagère

shelf

estante

scaffale

rayon

rack

estante

prateleira

schap

estantería

raf

plank

régale

anaquel

Tarmės

Bazelio sritis

schaft

Duomenis pateikė: Deutsch-Schweizerdeutsches Wörterbuch

Tariamas kaip (IPA)

/ʁeˈɡaːl/

Etimologija (Anglų k.)

Sutampa su olandų: regel

Pasiskolinta iš lotynų: regalia

In summary

Early 17th century, of unclear origin. Hypotheses include:
* Derived from Proto-Germanic *rigǭ ~ *rīgǭ ~ *rīhǭ, whence German Riege and Reihe (both originally “row, line”).
* Derived from Latin rēgula, whence German Riegel (“bar, latch”), Dutch richel (“bar, latch”, dialectally also “rack”).
In both of the above cases the derivative must have been influenced by Latin or Romance. Earlier Low German Riole (“shelving”) points to confluence with a word for “drainage, sewer” (Dutch riool, Middle Low German reōle), which may ultimately be from the same sources as above. Another theory conjectures an Italian *rigale, derived from riga (“line”) by analogy with scaffale (from scaffa). Finally, formal influence by etymology 2 below is possible.