ceramics

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Etymology tree English ceramic Proto-Indo-European *-ikos Proto-Italic *-ikos Latin -icuslbor. Old French -iquebor. Middle English -ik English -ic Old English -as Middle English -es English -s English -ics English ceramics From ceramic + -ics.

41 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: керамика (keramika) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Catalan: ceràmica — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Chinese Mandarin: 陶藝 /陶艺 (táoyì) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Chinese Mandarin: 製陶術 /制陶术 (zhìtáoshù) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Finnish: keramiikka — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• French: céramique — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Galician: cerámica — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• German: Keramik — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Ancient Greek: κεραμική (keramikḗ) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Hungarian: agyagművesség — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Hungarian: kerámia — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Hungarian: kerámiaipar — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Irish: ceirmeacht — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Irish: criadóireacht — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Japanese: 陶芸 (tōgei) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Kazakh: қыш ісі (qyş ısı) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Korean: 도예 (doye) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Polish: ceramika — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Russian: кера́мика (kerámika) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Spanish: cerámica — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Ukrainian: кера́міка (kerámika) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Ukrainian: керамологія (keramolohija) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Yiddish: קעראַמיק (keramik) — the art or science of making ceramic objects
• Armenian: խեցեղեն (xecʻeġen) — ceramic objects as a group
• Armenian: կերամիկա (keramika) — ceramic objects as a group
• Bulgarian: керамика (keramika) — ceramic objects as a group
• Catalan: ceràmica — ceramic objects as a group
• Chinese Mandarin: 陶瓷 (táocí) — ceramic objects as a group
• Finnish: keramiikka — ceramic objects as a group
• French: céramique — ceramic objects as a group
• Galician: cerámica — ceramic objects as a group
• German: Keramik — ceramic objects as a group
• Hungarian: kerámiák — ceramic objects as a group
• Hungarian: kerámiatermékek — ceramic objects as a group
• Kazakh: қыш (qyş) — ceramic objects as a group
• Latin: fictilia — ceramic objects as a group
• Polish: ceramika — ceramic objects as a group
• Russian: кера́мика (kerámika) — ceramic objects as a group
• Spanish: cerámica — ceramic objects as a group
• Ukrainian: кера́міка (kerámika) — ceramic objects as a group
• Yiddish: קעראַמיק (keramik) — ceramic objects as a group