Brezhoneg: Kloastr
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Català: Claustre
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Čeština: Křížová chodba
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Deutsch: Kreuzgang
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English: Cloister
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Español: Claustro
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Esperanto: Klostro
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Français : Cloître
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Galego: Claustro
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Italiano: Chiostro
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עברית: קלויסטר
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Lëtzebuergesch: Kräizgank
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Nederlands: Kloostergang
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日本語: 回廊
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Norsk bokmål: Korsgang
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Polski: Krużganek
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Português: Claustro
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Русский: Клуатр
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Svenska: Korsgång
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ไทย: ระเบียงคด
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中文：回廊
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<nowiki>claustro; kerengő; Klaustro; клуатр; Kreuzgang; Клуатр; 回廊; korsgang; Claustru; 回廊; korsgång; קלויסטר; Claustrum; Claustro; Klostro; kloastr; Rohiblar cherkovi (monastirlar); ristikäytävä; klostro; křížová chodba; ciostro; chiostro; Clastras; cloître; klaustar; Klaustar; конак; claustre; Clabhstra; klausura; krużganek; Kräizgank; claustro; ambit; Клуатр; Клуатр; Клаустер; križni hodnik; Dengta arkada; Кружганак; Ristikäik; วิหารคด; Krossgang; korsgang; kloostergang; Klausura; Клуатр; Kleastergong; Claustro; cloister; رواق معمد; προαύλιο; 회랑; area centrale scoperta contornata da corridoi coperti; galerie couverte et fermée en quadrilatère au cœur d'édifices religieux; rodzaj wewnętrznego korytarza, często od strony dziedzińca, dostawiony do lica budynku, czasem wielokondygnacyjny, charakterystyczny dla średniowiecznych klasztorów europejskich; onderdeel van kloosters, de open omgang bij kloostergebouwen; galeria coberta amb columnes que envolta un pati interior obert; estructura arquitectónica; Bauteil von Klöstern, Umgang zu den Konventsgebäuden; krytá chodba, která obepíná čtvercový vnitřní dvůr; galería con columnas que rodea o patio interior dun mosteiro ou igrexa; open space surrounded by covered walks or open galleries in monasteries; манастирски ходник; åben og overdækket gang; クロイスター; cloitre; kruisgang; pandgang; claustrum; ambulatorium; kloastr; Kreuzgang; krojcgang; claustrum; klaustrum; rohiblar cherkovi; claustrum; معتزل; Клоатър; клостер</nowiki>
English: A cloister is a covered walk, open gallery running along the walls of buildings and forming an enclosed space, commonly in the form of a green square (called cloister garden) with surrounding colonnades, that forms the central part of a monastery. However, it is not a monastery or abbey but only a possible part thereof. Hence, the German and Swedish term Kloster, the Dutch klooster or Polish klasztor translate to monastery but not to cloister.
 See also categories: Colonnades and Arcades.
For the art museum in New York, see Category:The Cloisters.

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