Definition
In chess, a special move where the king and rook change positions; also, the act of building castles or providing with castle-like fortifications.
Etymology
From castle as a verb (to build or move like a castle). The chess meaning emerged in the 15th century as the game evolved in Europe. The fortification meaning is older, from castle (noun).
Kelly Says
Chess historians still debate castling's origins—it might come from Persian chess variants or European innovations—but by the 1500s it was standardized as a move to help the king escape danger quickly!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
መንደር መንደር
men-der men-der
ARالعربية
تحريك القلعة
tiḥrīk al-qalaʿa
CSČeština
rokáda
ro-ka-da
ELΕλληνικά
μετακίνηση πύργου
metakini-si pirgou
ESEspañol
enroque
en-roh-keh
FAفارسی
حرکت برج
harakat borj
GUGU
ગઢના ચલાવ
gadh-na chalaav
HAHA
ruwa a gida
roo-wa a gi-da
HEעברית
הזזת מגדל
hezevat megadal
HUMagyar
bástya mozgatás
bas-tya mo-zga-tas
IDBahasa Indonesia
pergeseran benteng
per-geseran ben-teng
ITItaliano
rochetto
roh-keh-toh
KKKK
қалауат аудару
qala-uat aw-da-ru
MRMR
किल्लेचा हालचाल
kil-le-cha ha-la-cha-al
MSBahasa Melayu
pindah menara
pin-dah me-na-ra
MYမြန်မာ
ရွှေးတန်း
shwe-ta-ng
PAPA
ਕਿਲਾ ਘੁਮਾਉਣਾ
ki-la ghumba-o-na
PLPolski
rokiada
ro-kee-a-da
PTPortuguês
roque
roh-keh
RUРусский
кастинг
kasting
SVSvenska
rokering
ro-keh-ring
SWKiswahili
kuha ya ngome
koo-ha ya ngome
TAதமிழ்
கோபுர இடம்
ko-pu-ra i-dam
THไทย
การเคลื่อนย้ายหอคอย
gan khluean yai ho koy
TLTL
paglipat ng tore
pa-glipat ng tore
TRTürkçe
kale taşıma
ka-le ta-shi-ma
UKУкраїнська
кастинг
kasting
URاردو
قلعہ کی حرکت
qila ki harakat
VITiếng Việt
di chuyển tháp
di chuyen thap
ZH中文
城堡移动
chǎo bǎi yí dòng
ZUZU
ukusasa
oo-koo-sa-sa