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parchment in Dutch

parchment in Dutch is bul, ezelsvel, perkament — parchment means a writing material made from treated animal skin, used before paper became common.

parchment in Dutch

bul
noun
ezelsvel
noun
perkament
noun
A document made on such material.
perkament
noun
Stiff paper imitating that material.
perkamentpapier
noun
Stiff paper imitating that material.
perkamentkleur
noun
The creamy to tanned color of parchment.

What does "parchment" mean?

  1. noun A writing material made from treated animal skin, used before paper became common.
    "The medieval manuscript was written on parchment."
  2. noun A document, especially an official or ceremonial one, written on such material.
    "The king's decree was sealed on a parchment scroll."
  3. noun A pale, tan-cream colour resembling aged parchment paper.
    "The walls were painted a soft parchment shade."
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parchment in a sentence

  • The medieval manuscript was written on parchment.
  • The king's decree was sealed on a parchment scroll.
  • The walls were painted a soft parchment shade.

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What is "parchment" in Dutch?

"parchment" in Dutch is bul, ezelsvel, perkament. parchment means: A writing material made from treated animal skin, used before paper became common.

How do you use "parchment" in a sentence?

Example: "The medieval manuscript was written on parchment." In Dutch, "parchment" is bul, ezelsvel, perkament.

Are there other ways to say "parchment" in Dutch?

Yes — Dutch has 5 translations listed for "parchment": bul, ezelsvel, perkament, perkamentpapier, perkamentkleur.

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