| Definition of 'talcum' |
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1. (noun) talc, talcum
a fine grained mineral having a soft soapy feel and consisting of hydrated magnesium silicate; used in a variety of products including talcum powder
2. (noun) talcum, talcum powder
a toilet powder made of purified talc and usually scented; absorbs excess moisture
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Sense: (also talcum powder
often abbreviated to talc ) a kind of fine, usually perfumed, powder made from talc, used on the body.
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 Afrikaans: talkpoeier |
 Arabic: مَسْحوق الطَّلْق |
 Bulgarian: талк пудра |
 Brazilian: talco |
 Czech: zásyp |
 German: der Körperpuder |
 Danish: talkum |
 Greek: ταλκ |
 Spanish: polvos de talco |
 Estonian: talk |
 Farsi: پودر تالک |
 Finnish: talkki |
 French: talc |
 Hebrew: talc |
 Hindi: सुगन्धित पाऊडर |
 Croatian: talk puder |
 Hungarian: hintőpor |
 Indonesian: bedak |
 Icelandic: talkpúður |
 Italian: talco |
 Japanese: タルカムパウダー |
 Korean: 탤컴 파우더, 화장용 분 |
 Lithuanian: talkas |
 Latvian: talks |
 Malay: bedak talkum |
 Dutch: talkpoeder |
 Norwegian: talkumpudder |
 Polish: talk kosmetyczny |
 Portuguese: pó de talco |
 Romanian: (pudră de) talc |
 Russian: тальк |
 Slovak: zásyp |
 Slovenian: smukec |
 Serbian: talk |
 Swedish: talk[puder] |
 Thai: แป้งฝุ่น |
 Turkish: talk pudrası |
 Taiwanese: 滑石粉 |
 Ukrainian: тальк |
 Urdu: طلق کا پاؤڈر |
 Vietnamese: bột tan |
 Chinese: 滑石粉 |
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