Another Tamil word in Indo European languages.

Etymology of Throne

atti [Tamil] 1. A throne,

presence-chamber;

. ( .) (p.). 2. Hall of audience, durbar hall,

( .

. 2, 7, 9).

(atti) [Malayalam]

atti [Tamil] -> throne [English] 1. The ornate seat a king or queen sits on for formal
occasions, usually placed on a raised dais in the throne room. 2. The formal position of a
sovereign. 3. (colloquial) The lavatory or toilet. 4. (Biblical tradition) The third highest order of
angel in Christian angelology, ranked above dominions and below cherubim. 5. (music) A type
of stool used by drummers. 6. (figuratively) The leadership.

trone [Old French] throne

trne [French] 1. throne (royal seat) 2. (colloquial) throne (lavatory)
thronus [Latin] 1. a throne. 2. an angelic order
(thrnos) [Ancient Greek] 1. seat.2. throne
(thronos) [Greek]
tronu [Asturian]
tron [Catalan]
trn [Czech]
trone [Danish]
troon [Dutch]
troon [Estonian]
trna [Faroese]
trono [Galician]

Thron [German]
trono [Italian]
trone [Norwegian]
tron [Occitan]
tro [Old Portuguese]
tron [Polish]
trono [Portuguese]
tron [Romanian]
(tron) [Russian]
tron [Serbo-Croatian]
trn [Slovak]
trono [Spanish]
tron [Swedish]
(tron) [Ukrainian]