A Spanish word for bottle; in English contexts, sometimes used to refer to a bottle or a Spanish wine bottle.
From Spanish 'botella', which comes from Old French 'bouteille' (bottle), itself from Latin 'butticula' (small cask). This is the same root that gave English 'bottle' through French.
The words 'botella' (Spanish), 'bottle' (English), and 'bouteille' (French) all come from the same Latin root, showing how closely related the Romance languages are and how wine vocabulary was so important that the word spread with the trade.
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