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enamel in Japanese

enamel in Japanese is 琺瑯, エナメル質, 琺瑯質 — enamel means a hard, glossy protective coating fused onto metal, ceramic or another surface.

enamel in Japanese

琺瑯
noun
Pronounced: hōrō
An opaque, glassy coating baked onto metal or ceramic objects.
エナメル質
noun
Pronounced: enamerushitsu
The hard covering on the exposed part of a tooth.
琺瑯質
noun
Pronounced: hōrōshitsu
The hard covering on the exposed part of a tooth.

What does "enamel" mean?

  1. noun A hard, glossy protective coating fused onto metal, ceramic or another surface.
    "The old bathtub had chipped white enamel around the rim."
  2. noun The hard, glossy outer layer that protects the visible part of a tooth.
    "Sugary drinks can wear away tooth enamel over time."
  3. 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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What is "enamel" in Japanese?

"enamel" in Japanese is 琺瑯, エナメル質, 琺瑯質. enamel means: A hard, glossy protective coating fused onto metal, ceramic or another surface.

How do you pronounce 琺瑯?

"enamel" in Japanese is 琺瑯, pronounced "hōrō".

How do you use "enamel" in a sentence?

Example: "The old bathtub had chipped white enamel around the rim." In Japanese, "enamel" is 琺瑯, エナメル質, 琺瑯質.

Are there other ways to say "enamel" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "enamel": 琺瑯, エナメル質, 琺瑯質.

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