Definition of maiolica in English:

maiolica

noun məˈjɒlɪkəmʌɪˈɒlɪkəməˈyäləkə

mass noun

Fine earthenware with coloured decoration on an opaque white tin glaze, originating in Italy during the Renaissance.
Example sentencesExamples
- Through the Renaissance, collectors displayed maiolica proudly and prominently in their homes and businesses.
- Her bedroom was decorated with sacred paintings and furnished with quantities of maiolica and glassware.
- The rise of maiolica during the Italian Renaissance signaled a change in the perception and purpose of ceramic wares.
- Traditionally, maiolica is earthenware with a lead-based glaze made opaque by tin oxide.
- I have taught maiolica decoration to the older students with great results.

Origin

Mid 16th century: Italian, from Maiolica 'Majorca'.

Rhymes

frolicker, majolica

Definition of maiolica in US English:

maiolica

nounməˈyäləkə

Fine earthenware with colored decoration on an opaque white tin glaze, originating in Italy during the Renaissance.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her bedroom was decorated with sacred paintings and furnished with quantities of maiolica and glassware.
- Through the Renaissance, collectors displayed maiolica proudly and prominently in their homes and businesses.
- Traditionally, maiolica is earthenware with a lead-based glaze made opaque by tin oxide.
- I have taught maiolica decoration to the older students with great results.
- The rise of maiolica during the Italian Renaissance signaled a change in the perception and purpose of ceramic wares.

Origin

Mid 16th century: Italian, from Maiolica ‘Majorca’.

单词	maiolica
释义	Definition of maiolica in English: maiolica noun məˈjɒlɪkəmʌɪˈɒlɪkəməˈyäləkə mass noun Fine earthenware with coloured decoration on an opaque white tin glaze, originating in Italy during the Renaissance. Example sentencesExamples Through the Renaissance, collectors displayed maiolica proudly and prominently in their homes and businesses. Her bedroom was decorated with sacred paintings and furnished with quantities of maiolica and glassware. The rise of maiolica during the Italian Renaissance signaled a change in the perception and purpose of ceramic wares. Traditionally, maiolica is earthenware with a lead-based glaze made opaque by tin oxide. I have taught maiolica decoration to the older students with great results. Origin Mid 16th century: Italian, from Maiolica 'Majorca'. Rhymes frolicker, majolica Definition of maiolica in US English: maiolica nounməˈyäləkə Fine earthenware with colored decoration on an opaque white tin glaze, originating in Italy during the Renaissance. Example sentencesExamples Her bedroom was decorated with sacred paintings and furnished with quantities of maiolica and glassware. Through the Renaissance, collectors displayed maiolica proudly and prominently in their homes and businesses. Traditionally, maiolica is earthenware with a lead-based glaze made opaque by tin oxide. I have taught maiolica decoration to the older students with great results. The rise of maiolica during the Italian Renaissance signaled a change in the perception and purpose of ceramic wares. Origin Mid 16th century: Italian, from Maiolica ‘Majorca’.
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