enamel in Greek
enamel in Greek is έγκαυστον, σμάλτο, εμαγιέ — enamel means a hard, glossy protective coating fused onto metal, ceramic or another surface.
enamel in Greek
έγκαυστον
Pronounced: egafston
An opaque, glassy coating baked onto metal or ceramic objects.
σμάλτο
Pronounced: smalto
An opaque, glassy coating baked onto metal or ceramic objects.
εμαγιέ
Pronounced: emagie
An opaque, glassy coating baked onto metal or ceramic objects.
αδαμαντίνη
Pronounced: adamadini
The hard covering on the exposed part of a tooth.
βερνικώνω
Pronounced: vernikono
επισμαλτώνω
Pronounced: epismaltono
What does "enamel" mean?
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noun A hard, glossy protective coating fused onto metal, ceramic or another surface.
"The old bathtub had chipped white enamel around the rim."
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noun The hard, glossy outer layer that protects the visible part of a tooth.
"Sugary drinks can wear away tooth enamel over time."
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verb To coat or decorate an object with enamel.
"The jeweller enameled the pendant in deep blue."
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enamel in a sentence
- The old bathtub had chipped white enamel around the rim.
- Sugary drinks can wear away tooth enamel over time.
- The jeweller enameled the pendant in deep blue.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "enamel" in Greek?
"enamel" in Greek is έγκαυστον, σμάλτο, εμαγιέ. enamel means: A hard, glossy protective coating fused onto metal, ceramic or another surface.
How do you pronounce έγκαυστον?
"enamel" in Greek is έγκαυστον, pronounced "egafston".
How do you use "enamel" in a sentence?
Example: "The old bathtub had chipped white enamel around the rim." In Greek, "enamel" is έγκαυστον, σμάλτο, εμαγιέ.
Are there other ways to say "enamel" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 6 translations listed for "enamel": έγκαυστον, σμάλτο, εμαγιέ, αδαμαντίνη, βερνικώνω, επισμαλτώνω.
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