English
Etymology
From the practice of decorating the top storey of building façades in the Attic architectural style. From French attique, from Latin atticus, from Ancient Greek Ἀττικός (Attikós).
Pronunciation
Noun
attic (plural attics)
- The space, often unfinished and with sloped walls, directly below the roof in the uppermost part of a house or other building, generally used for storage or habitation.
- We went up to the attic to look for the boxes containing our childhood keepsakes.
Translations
space, often unfinished and with sloped walls, directly below the roof
- Albanian: papafingo f, hatull (sq) f
- Arabic: عِلِّيَّة f (ʕilliyya)
- Moroccan Arabic: صطيحة f (ṣṭiḥa)
- Armenian: ձեղնահարկ (hy) (jeġnahark)
- Azerbaijani: çardaq (az), mansarda
- Belarusian: гары́шча n (harýšča), манса́рда f (mansárda), гара́ f (hará)
- Breton: mañsardenn f, grignol (br) f, solier (br) f
- Bulgarian: тава́н (bg) m (taván), манса́рда f (mansárda)
- Burmese: သင်္ဘောကြမ်း (my) (sangbhau:kram:)
- Catalan: golfes (ca) f pl, àtic (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 閣樓／阁楼 (zh) (gélóu), 阁楼 (zh) (gélóu)
- Czech: půda (cs) f, podkroví (cs) n, podstřeší n
- Danish: loftsrum
- Dutch: zolder (nl) m
- Esperanto: mansardo (eo)
- Estonian: pööning
- Faroese: loft n
- Finnish: vintti (fi), ullakko (fi)
- French: grenier (fr) m, combles (fr) m pl, mansarde (fr) f
- Galician: rocho (gl) m, faiado (gl) m, sobrado m, zapón m, faillo m
- Georgian: მანსარდა (mansarda), სხვენი (sxveni)
- German: Dachgeschoss (de) n, Dachboden (de) m, Estrich (de) m (Switzerland)
- Greek: σοφίτα (el) f (sofíta)
- Hebrew: עֲלִיַת גַג / עליית גג f (aliat gag)
- Hindi: अटारी (hi) f (aṭārī)
- Hungarian: padlás (hu)
- Icelandic: háaloft n, þakhæð f, loft (is) n, ris n, rishæð f, (informal) hanabjálki m
- Ido: atiko (io)
- Indonesian: loteng (id)
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- Irish: áiléar m
- Italian: soffitta (it) f, solaio (it) m
- Japanese: 屋根裏 (やねうら, yaneura)
- Kazakh: шатыр (şatyr)
- Khmer: please add this translation if you can
- Korean: 다락방 (ko) (darakbang)
- Kyrgyz: чердак (cerdak), чатыр (ky) (catır)
- Lao: ຄ່ວນ (khūan)
- Latvian: mansards m
- Lithuanian: palėpė f
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- Macedonian: поткровје n (potkrovje), таван m (tavan)
- Malay: loteng
- Jawi: لوتيڠ
- Mongolian: дээвэр чердак (deever čerdak)
- Norman: mansarde f
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: loft (no) n
- Nynorsk: loft n
- Old East Slavic: чердакъ m (čerdakŭ), чардакъ m (čardakŭ)
- Ottoman Turkish: طوان (tavan)
- Persian: زیرشیروانی (zir-(e)-širvâni)
- Plautdietsch: Bowabän m
- Polish: strych (pl) m, poddasze (pl) n, attyka (pl) f, mansarda (pl) f
- Portuguese: sótão (pt) m
- Romanian: pod (ro), mansardă (ro)
- Russian: черда́к (ru) m (čerdák), манса́рда (ru) f (mansárda)
- Scottish Gaelic: seòmar-mullaich m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: та̀ван m, поткровље n, поткровница f, мансарда f
- Roman: tàvan (sh) m, potkrovlje (sh) n, potkrovnica (sh) f, mansarda (sh) f
- Slovak: podkrovie n, manzarda f
- Slovene: podstrešje (sl) n
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: najśpa f
- Spanish: ático (es) m, desván (es) m, zaquizamí (es) m, sobrado (es) m, covacha f
- Sudovian: riklas m
- Swedish: vind (sv) c
- Tajik: please add this translation if you can
- Telugu: అటక (te) (aṭaka)
- Thai: ห้องใต้หลังคา (hɔ̂ng-dtâi-lǎng-kaa), ห้องเพดาน (hɔ̂ng-pee-daan)
- Turkish: tavanarası (tr), çatı katı (tr)
- Turkmen: üçek
- Ukrainian: гори́ще n (horýšče), манса́рда f (mansárda)
- Urdu: اٹاری (ur) f (aṭārī)
- Uzbek: cherdak (uz), mansarda
- Venetian: solèr (vec) m
- Vietnamese: gác (vi), gác xép (vi)
- Volapük: nufalucem (vo), masadacem (vo)
- Walloon: gurnî (wa) m
- Welsh: taflod f
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