Definition of marzacotto in English:

marzacotto

noun ˌmɑːzəˈkɒtəʊˌmɑːtsəˈkɒtəʊ

Ceramics

A transparent glaze used to finish Italian maiolica earthenware.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Fortnum (1820–1899), art collector and art historian. From Italian marzacotto glaze or frit used in ceramics, probably (with influence of cotto cooked) from Arabic masḥaqūniyā liquid glass, molten glass foam (perhaps via a post-classical Latin text in which the Arabic letter n was rendered as the similar-looking letter t).

Definition of marzacotto in US English:

marzacotto

noun

Ceramics

A transparent glaze used to finish Italian maiolica earthenware.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Fortnum (1820–1899), art collector and art historian. From Italian marzacotto glaze or frit used in ceramics, probably (with influence of cotto cooked) from Arabic masḥaqūniyā liquid glass, molten glass foam (perhaps via a post-classical Latin text in which the Arabic letter n was rendered as the similar-looking letter t).

词汇	marzacotto
释义	Definition of marzacotto in English: marzacotto noun ˌmɑːzəˈkɒtəʊˌmɑːtsəˈkɒtəʊ Ceramics A transparent glaze used to finish Italian maiolica earthenware. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Fortnum (1820–1899), art collector and art historian. From Italian marzacotto glaze or frit used in ceramics, probably (with influence of cotto cooked) from Arabic masḥaqūniyā liquid glass, molten glass foam (perhaps via a post-classical Latin text in which the Arabic letter n was rendered as the similar-looking letter t). Definition of marzacotto in US English: marzacotto noun Ceramics A transparent glaze used to finish Italian maiolica earthenware. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Fortnum (1820–1899), art collector and art historian. From Italian marzacotto glaze or frit used in ceramics, probably (with influence of cotto cooked) from Arabic masḥaqūniyā liquid glass, molten glass foam (perhaps via a post-classical Latin text in which the Arabic letter n was rendered as the similar-looking letter t).
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