English
Etymology
From F. porcelaine �chinaware, cowrie shell�, from It. porcellana �cowrie�, also �vagina�, from porcella �female piglet�.
Noun
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porcelain
- a hard, white, translucent ceramic that is made by firing kaolin and other materials; china.
- anything manufactured from this material.
Pronunciation
IPA|/�p��.s�l.ɪn/, SAMPA|/"pO:[email protected]/
Translations
trans-top|hard, white, translucent ceramic
Afrikaans: porselein
Bosnian: porcelan m
Croatian: porcelan m
Czech: porcelán
Danish: porcelæn
Dutch: porselein
Esperanto: porcelano
Finnish: posliini
French: porcelaine
Galician: porcelana
German: Porzellan
Hebrew: ×�רס×�× ×�
Icelandic: postulÃn
Japanese: ��
Luxembourgish: Parzeläin
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Norwegian: porselen
Persian: FAchar|پ�رس��� (porselin)
Polish: porcelana f
Portuguese: porcelana f
Russian: �а��о� (farfor)
Serbian:
Slovak: porcelán
Slovenian: porcelan
Spanish: porcelana
Swedish: porslin
Turkish: porselen
Welsh: porslen
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trans-top|anything manufactured from this material
Afrikaans: porselein
Bosnian: porcelan m
Croatian: porcelan m
Czech: porcelán
Danish: porcelæn
Dutch: porselein
Esperanto: porcelano
Finnish: posliini
French: porcelaine
Galician: porcelana
German: Porzellan
Hebrew: ×�רס×�× ×�
Icelandic: postulÃn
Japanese: ���
Luxembourgish: Parzeläin
trans-mid
Norwegian: porselen
Persian: FAchar|پ�رس��� (porselin)
Polish: porcelana f
Portuguese: porcelana f
Russian: �а��о� (farfor)
Serbian:
Slovak: porcelán
Slovenian: porcelan
Spanish: porcelana
Swedish: porslin
Turkish: porselen
Welsh: porslen
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References
Krueger, Dennis (December 1982). "Why On Earth Do They Call It Throwing?" Studio Potter Vol. 11, Number 1.1
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