炻器
Chinese
device; tool; utensil | |||
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trad. (炻器) | 炻 | 器 | |
simp. #(炻器) | 炻 | 器 |
Pronunciation
Noun
炻器
- stoneware
Synonyms
- 石器 (shíqì)
Japanese
Kanji in this term | |
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炻 | 器 |
せき > せっ Hyōgaiji | き Grade: 4 |
kun’yomi |
Alternative spellings |
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炻器 (kyūjitai) せっ器 |
Pronunciation
- (Tokyo) せっき [séꜜkkì] (Atamadaka – [1])[1]
- IPA(key): [se̞k̚ʲkʲi]
Noun
炻器 • (sekki) ←せきき (sekiki)?
- (uncommon, ceramics) stoneware
- 2022, Kanō Amiko and Genba Emiko, “Wedgewood”, in Atarashii yōshokki no kyōkasho [New coursebook on western tableware], page 85:
- 炻器はヨーロッパで数多くつくられていましたが、ジャスパーウエアは従来の炻器に比べても粒子が非常に細かく、素地が格段になめらかでした。
- Sekki wa Yōroppa de kazuōku tsukurareteimashita ga, jasupāuea wa jūrai no sekki ni kurabete mo ryūshi ga hijō ni komakaku, soji ga kakudan ni nameraka deshita.
- While stoneware was made in great numbers in Europe, compared to traditional stoneware jasperware had much finer particles and was much smoother before glazing.
- 炻器はヨーロッパで数多くつくられていましたが、ジャスパーウエアは従来の炻器に比べても粒子が非常に細かく、素地が格段になめらかでした。
See also
- 石器 (sekki, “stone implement”)
References
- “ware”, in Ei-Wa konpyūtā yōgo jiten [English-Japanese glossary of computer terminology], Kenkyusha, 2005: “stoneware 炻器《陶磁器の一種》 ★考古学上の「石器」は stoneware ではなく stone tool のようにいう. [Stoneware (炻器) a type of ceramics ★In archaeology ‘石器’ is not called stoneware but stone tool.]”
- “せっ‐き[セキ‥] 【炻器】”, in Kokugo Dai Jiten, Revised Edition (in Japanese), Tōkyō: Shogakukan, 1988
- An English-Japanese Dictionary of Physical Sciences, Kenkyusha, 1999: “stoneware n. 【窯業】 炻器(せつき)”
- 2006, 大辞林 (Daijirin), Third Edition (in Japanese), Tōkyō: Sanseidō, →ISBN