[k3liutZu]

And the close neighbors of Romania we say "ceainic" to kettle which does come from the root word "ceai".

[paganel]

In Southern Romania we tend to use "ibric" more, which comes directly from Turkish.

[Mediterraneo10]

In Transylvania, ibric is just the small pot used to brew Turkish coffee, while a tea kettle is ceainic. The terms don’t overlap.

I recently heard from a Turk that ibrik in Turkish today refers only to the small bucket used for washing oneself in Middle Eastern toilets. For the pot used to brew coffee, they say cezve.

[chewz]

In Poland we also have a word 'imbryk' for a teapot but it is rarely used nowadays.