American Heritage Dictionary Entry kiosk
Origin Of Word Kiosk. Web originally derived from the turkish word ‘köşk’, which means a pavilion or small building, kiosks were used as. (n.) 1620s, kind of open pavilion (made of light wood, etc., often supported by pillars), from french kiosque.
(n.) 1620s, kind of open pavilion (made of light wood, etc., often supported by pillars), from french kiosque. Web originally derived from the turkish word ‘köşk’, which means a pavilion or small building, kiosks were used as.
Web originally derived from the turkish word ‘köşk’, which means a pavilion or small building, kiosks were used as. Web originally derived from the turkish word ‘köşk’, which means a pavilion or small building, kiosks were used as. (n.) 1620s, kind of open pavilion (made of light wood, etc., often supported by pillars), from french kiosque.
