Definition of oda in English:

oda

(also odah)

noun ˈəʊdə

In the Ottoman Empire and Turkey: a room or chamber; specifically (now historical) (a) the barracks of the janissaries; (b) a room in a harem; (also, in extended use) the women in a harem collectively.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Turkish oda room, chamber, (also) janizary barracks (now hist.), probably from Old Turkish ōd fire.

Definition of oda in US English:

oda

(also odah)

nounˈəʊdə

In the Ottoman Empire and Turkey: a room or chamber; specifically (now historical) (a) the barracks of the janissaries; (b) a room in a harem; (also, in extended use) the women in a harem collectively.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Turkish oda room, chamber, (also) janizary barracks (now hist.), probably from Old Turkish ōd fire.

词汇	oda
释义	Definition of oda in English: oda (also odah) noun ˈəʊdə In the Ottoman Empire and Turkey: a room or chamber; specifically (now historical) (a) the barracks of the janissaries; (b) a room in a harem; (also, in extended use) the women in a harem collectively. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Turkish oda room, chamber, (also) janizary barracks (now hist.), probably from Old Turkish ōd fire. Definition of oda in US English: oda (also odah) nounˈəʊdə In the Ottoman Empire and Turkey: a room or chamber; specifically (now historical) (a) the barracks of the janissaries; (b) a room in a harem; (also, in extended use) the women in a harem collectively. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. From Turkish oda room, chamber, (also) janizary barracks (now hist.), probably from Old Turkish ōd fire.
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