Etymology

terem

te·rem
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Today it means: Separate living quarters occupied by elite women of the Principality of Moscow. Full definition →

Russian те́рем
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terem · noun1

  1. Russian · borrowed fromте́рем
  2. Russian · borrowed fromте́рем
  3. English todayterem

Borrowed from Russian те́рем (térem, “garret”). First attested in 1898.

terem · noun2

See term.

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