köken: Inherited from Middle French bibliotheque, borrowed from Latin bibliothēca (“library”), originally from Ancient Greek βιβλιοθήκη (bibliothḗkē, “book-room”). Morphologically biblio- + -thèque.
köken: From Classical Persian کتابخانه (kitābxāna); morphologically кітап (kıtap, “book”) + -хана (-xana). Compare also Kyrgyz китепкана (kitepkana), Turkmen kitaphana, Azerbaijani kitabxana; Uyghur كۇتۇبخانا (kutubxana), Uzbek kutubxona, Turkish kütüphane.
köken: Borrowed from Persian کتابخانه. By surface analysis, китап (kitap) + -ханә (-xanä). Cognate with Bashkir китапхана (kitapxana), Turkish kütüphane.
köken: Borrowed from Persian کتابخانه (ketâbxâne). Synchronously китеп (kitep, “book”) + -кана (-kana, “place of”) Compare to Kazakh кітапхана (kıtapxana), Bashkir китапхана (kitapxana), Turkmen kitaphana, Turkish kütüphane, Azerbaijani kitabxana, Uzbek kutubxona.
aile: китепканачы
Китепканада ар кандай тематикадагы жана багыттагы китептер бар.
köken: Borrowed from Persian کتابخانه (ketâbxâne). Synchronously, китап (kitap) + -хана (-xana). Compare to Kyrgyz китепкана (kitepkana, “library”), Kumyk китапхана (kitapxana, “library”), Azerbaijani kitabxana (“library”).
köken: Borrowed from French bibliothèque, from Latin bibliothēca (“library”), originally from Ancient Greek βιβλιοθήκη (bibliothḗkē, “book-room”), from βιβλίον (biblíon, “book”) + θήκη (thḗkē, “box, chest”).
köken: Borrowed from Latin bibliotheca, French bibliothèque. Equivalent to biblio- + -tecă.
Etimoloji
A calque of Latin librāria, possibly through Dutch boekerij, which seems to be slightly older. Analyzable as Bücher (“books”) + -ei or Buch (“book”) + -erei, ultimately translatable as "bookery".