hermitage

See also: Hermitage

English

Etymology

From Old French ermitage, from Medieval Latin hermitagium.

Noun

hermitage (plural hermitages)

A house or dwelling where a hermit lives.
A place of seclusion.
A period of seclusion.

Translations

dwelling place of hermit

Chinese:
Mandarin: 隐居处
Czech: poustevna f
Dutch: hermitage (nl) f, kluis (nl) m or f
Esperanto: ermitejo
French: ermitage (fr) m
Galician: ermida f
German: Klause (de) f

Greek: ερημητήριο (el) n (erimitírio), αναχωρητήριο (el) n (anachoritírio), ησυχαστήριο (el) n (isychastírio)
Hungarian: remetelak (hu)
Italian: eremo (it) m
Polish: pustelnia (pl) f, eremitorium (pl) n, erem (pl) m
Portuguese: eremitério m
Russian: эрмитаж (ru) (ermitaž)
Spanish: ermita (es) f
Swedish: eremitage (sv) n

place of seclusion

French: ermitage (fr) m
German: Einsiedelei (de) f
Greek: ερημητήριο (el) n (erimitírio), ησυχαστήριο (el) n (isychastírio)

Italian: eremo (it) m
Polish: odosobnienie (pl) n
Portuguese: eremitério m

period of seclusion

Italian: eremitaggio (it) m, isolamento (it) m

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