chair meaning in Latin

English	Latin
chair [chairs] noun [UK: tʃeə(r)] [US: ˈtʃer]	sedes [sedis](3rd) F noun sessorium [sessori(i)](2nd) N noun
chair- adjective	sellaris [sellaris, sellare]adjective
chair of magistrate / office / teacher noun	sedda [seddae](1st) F noun sella [sellae](1st) F noun
chair with armrest but no back noun	faldistorium [faldistorii](2nd) N noun
chair with rounded back noun	arcisellium [arciselli(i)](2nd) N noun
arm of a chair noun	bracchiolum [bracchioli](2nd) N noun brachiolum [brachioli](2nd) N noun
armchair [armchairs] noun [UK: ˈɑːm.tʃeə(r)] [US: ˈɑːrm.ˌtʃer]	sedile [sedilis](3rd) N noun
armchair (Cal) noun [UK: ˈɑːm.tʃeə(r)] [US: ˈɑːrm.ˌtʃer]	sessibulum [sessibuli](2nd) N nounThere's an armchair in front of the door. = Sessibulum ante ianuam est.
armchair, easy chair (for women) noun	cathedra [cathedrae](1st) F noun
back of chair noun	dorsuale [dorsualis](3rd) N noun
bearer of a sedan chair / litter noun	basternarius [basternarii](2nd) M noun
bishop's chair noun	bema [bematis](3rd) N noun
curule chair (of magistrate) noun	ebur [eboris](3rd) N noun
fitted as / carrying a cathedra (arm / easy / sedan chair) adjective	cathedrarius [cathedraria, cathedrarium]adjective
fitted with cushioned seats (as a cathedra - arm / easy / cushioned chair) adjective	cathedratus [cathedrata, cathedratum]adjective
having professor's chair adjective	cathedrarius [cathedraria, cathedrarium]adjective
little chair / seat noun	sellula [sellulae](1st) F noun
of / belonging to carrier / porter (e.g., a sedan chair) adjective	bajulatorius [bajulatoria, bajulatorium]adjective
of / pertaining to an arm / easy / cushioned / (woman's) chair adjective	cathedralicius [cathedralicia, cathedralicium]adjective
of a chair / seat adjective	sellaris [sellaris, sellare]adjective
of a chair / stool adjective	sellularius [sellularia, sellularium]adjective
professor / teacher's chair / office, professorship noun	cathedra [cathedrae](1st) F noun
seat, chair, bench, stool noun	sedile [sedilis](3rd) N noun
seat (usu. no back / arms), stool, chair noun	sedda [seddae](1st) F noun sella [sellae](1st) F noun
sedan chair noun	sellula [sellulae](1st) F noun
sedan chair / litter (enclosed on all sides, carried by mules) noun	basterna [basternae](1st) F noun
stool, chair noun	sessibulum [sessibuli](2nd) N noun
wheelchair [wheelchairs] (chair) noun [UK: ˈwiːl̩.tʃeə(r)] [US: ˈhwiːl̩.ˌtʃer]	sella rotalisnoun {f}

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