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1. (n.) earthenware
pottery of baked or hardened clay, esp. any of the coarse, opaque varieties.
2. earthenware
clay for making such pottery.
Etymology: (1825–35)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) earthenware
ceramic ware made of porous clay fired at low heat
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) earthenware
vessels and other utensils, ornaments, or the like, made of baked clay. See Crockery, Pottery, Stoneware, and Porcelain
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Sense: (of) a kind of pottery coarser than china
an earthenware dish.
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 Afrikaans: erdeware |
 Arabic: خَزَف، فُخّـار |
 Bulgarian: грънци |
 Brazilian: de barro |
 German: die Steingutware |
 Danish: lertøj; lertøjs-; keramik |
 Greek: πήλινος |
 Spanish: de barro |
 Estonian: savinõud |
 Farsi: ظرف سفالین |
 Finnish: savi- |
 French: faïence, en faïence |
 Hebrew: כְּלִי חֶרֶס |
 Hindi: मिट्टी के बर्तन |
 Croatian: zemljano posuđe |
 Hungarian: agyagedény |
 Indonesian: tembikar |
 Icelandic: leirvara |
 Italian: terracotta |
 Japanese: 土器 |
 Korean: (특히 표면이 거친, 광택이 없는 종류의) 도 |
 Lithuanian: moliniai indai; molinis |
 Latvian: māla trauki; māla- |
 Malay: barang tembikar |
 Dutch: aardewerk |
 Norwegian: keramikk, steintøy |
 Polish: wyroby gliniane, gliniany |
 Persian: ظرف سفالین |
 Pashto: خاورين لوښى |
 Portuguese: de barro |
 Romanian: ceramică |
 Russian: керамика; керамический |
 Slovak: kamenina; kameninový |
 Slovenian: lončena posoda |
 Serbian: grnčarija |
 Thai: เครื่องเคลือบดินเผา |
 Turkish: çanak çömlek |
 Taiwanese: 陶器 |
 Ukrainian: гончарні вироби; череп'ян |
 Urdu: مٹی یا چینی کے برتن |
 Vietnamese: đồ đất nung |
 Chinese: 陶器 |
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