каса

From Persian کاسه‎ (kâse).

Compare with Kazakh, Kyrgyz кесе (kese), Turkish kâse, Turkmen käse, etc.

• IPA^(key): [ka.ˈsa]
• Hyphenation: ка‧са

каса • (kasa)

1. piyāla, a small bowl for tea

From Proto-Slavic *kosa. Cognate with Russian коса́ (kosá).

• IPA^(key): [kaˈsa]

каса́ • (kasá) f

1. scythe

• “каса” in slounik.org

• IPA^(key): /ˈkasə/

ка́са • (kása) f

1. A box or a case, usually metal, used for storing money, jewellery or other valuable objects, a safe.
2. A place or a booth in a restaurant, shop, bank, cinema, etc., where customers can pay or receive money, a cash desk, a clerk's desk, a ticket office, a box office.
3. A cash register, a till.
4. The supply of money amassed by an organization, the financial resources of an organization, funds, capital, bank.
5. A box used to transport goods, such as bottles, a crate.
6. An open case or structure made for admitting, enclosing, or supporting something, a frame (as in door frame and window frame).

• (safe): сейф (sejf)
• (cash desk): гише (giše)
• (cash register): касов апарат (kasov aparat)
• (supply of money): капитал (kapital), състояние (sǎstojanie), фонд (fond)
• (crate): щайга (štajga)
• (frame): рамка (ramka)

• IPA^(key): /ˈkasa/

From Italian cassa.

каса • (kasa) f

1. cash register

• благајна (blagajna)

From Proto-Slavic *kǫsati.

каса • (kasa) impf (perfective касне)

1. (transitive) to bite

• гризе (grize)

From Italian cassa (via Ottoman Turkish [Term?]? Compare Turkish kasa), from Latin capsa.

ка̀са f (Latin spelling kàsa)

1. safe
2. cash register