cadastre
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
cadastreborrowed from the old Occitan cathastre, coming from the Italian catasto or catastro, from the Venetian (1185) catastico ("list of citizens owning a taxable property"), further from the Byzantine Greek κατάστιχον (katástichon), from κατά- (kata-) and στίχος (stíchos) ("row, line" see hemistich).
Definitions
Synonyms
Plural
cadastres
Translations
german:Kataster
english:cadastre
spanish:catastro
italian:catasto
portuguese:cadastro
See also
cadastres (v.) cadastral (adj.) cadastrer (v.) cadastrage (cn.) cadastration (cn.)