Camera
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English
Etymology
From Latin camera obscura, dark chamber, because the first cameras used a pinhole and a dark room; from Latin camera, chamber.
Noun
Camera (plural Cameras)
- A device for taking still photographs.
- A device for recording moving pictures on to film or video.
Translations
device for taking still photographs
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device for recording video
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- Chinese: ç §ç¸æº / ç §ç¸æ© (zhà oxià ngjÄ«; Cantonese: zhiu3söng3gei1)
- Hebrew: ×צ××× f
- Indonesian: kamera
- Irish: Ceamara
- Interlingua: camera
- Polish: aparat f
- Romanian: camera photographica f, machina photographica f
Derivatives
See also
Italian
Noun
camera
- room, chamber
- assembly, parliament
- camera (for taking moving pictures)
Related terms
Latin
Noun
camera, camerae f (First declension)
Derivatives
ko:camera io:camera it:camera hu:camera nl:camera ja:camera no:camera pl:camera fi:camera sv:camera zh:camera