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1. (n.) cauldron
a large kettle or boiler.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME cauderon < AF < LL caldāria, n. use of fem. of L caldārius of warming, der. of calidus warm, calēre to be warm)
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1. (noun) caldron, cauldron
a very large pot that is used for boiling
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Sense: a large deep pot (used especially by witches) for boiling things in.
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 Afrikaans: kookpot |
 Arabic: مِرْجَلٌ، قِدْرٌ |
 Bulgarian: котел |
 Brazilian: caldeirão |
 Czech: kotel |
 German: großer Kessel |
 Danish: stor gryde; heksegryde |
 Greek: καζάνι |
 Spanish: caldero |
 Estonian: katel |
 Farsi: دیگ بزرگ |
 Finnish: kattila |
 French: chaudron |
 Hebrew: סִיר גָדוֹל |
 Hindi: कड़ाह, हण्डा |
 Croatian: veliki kotao |
 Hungarian: üst |
 Indonesian: kancah, kuali |
 Icelandic: (norna)ketill |
 Italian: calderone |
 Japanese: 大釜 |
 Korean: 가마솥 |
 Lithuanian: katilas |
 Latvian: (liels) katls |
 Malay: periuk besar |
 Dutch: ketel |
 Norwegian: stor gryte; heksegryte |
 Polish: kocioł |
 Persian: دیگ بزرگ |
 Pashto: ويه چاى جوشه، يا بايلر |
 Portuguese: caldeirão |
 Romanian: cazan |
 Russian: котёл |
 Slovak: kotol |
 Slovenian: kotel |
 Serbian: kazan |
 Swedish: kittel |
 Thai: หม้อต้มขนาดใหญ่ |
 Turkish: kazan |
 Taiwanese: 大鍋爐 |
 Ukrainian: котел |
 Urdu: کڑھاؤ ، کڑھائی ، دیگ |
 Vietnamese: vạc (để nấu) |
 Chinese: 大锅炉 |
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