Definition of terra alba in English:

terra alba

nountɛrə ˈalbəˌterə ˈalbə

mass noun

Pulverized gypsum, especially as an ingredient of medicines.
Example sentencesExamples
- Twelve ounces of terra alba will coagulate enough soymilk to make 90 pounds of tofu and is preferred by many for a delicious source of dietary calcium.
- Other names for edible terra alba are food-grade gypsum or food-grade calcium sulfate.
- For softer and real gesso use gypsum or calcium sulfate in the form of terra alba, alabaster gypsum or Italian gesso.
- Natural Pigments offers terra alba imported from Cennino Cennini's hometown in northern Italy and near the same location where he undoubtedly obtained his own gesso.
- Dusting compounds such as asbestos-free talc and terra alba can be added to prevent the tablet cores and granules from adhering to one another and to the pan during the seal coat.

Origin

Latin, literally 'white earth'.

Definition of terra alba in US English:

terra alba

nounˌterə ˈalbə

Pulverized gypsum, especially as an ingredient of medicines.
Example sentencesExamples
- For softer and real gesso use gypsum or calcium sulfate in the form of terra alba, alabaster gypsum or Italian gesso.
- Dusting compounds such as asbestos-free talc and terra alba can be added to prevent the tablet cores and granules from adhering to one another and to the pan during the seal coat.
- Other names for edible terra alba are food-grade gypsum or food-grade calcium sulfate.
- Natural Pigments offers terra alba imported from Cennino Cennini's hometown in northern Italy and near the same location where he undoubtedly obtained his own gesso.
- Twelve ounces of terra alba will coagulate enough soymilk to make 90 pounds of tofu and is preferred by many for a delicious source of dietary calcium.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘white earth’.

单词	terra alba
释义	Definition of terra alba in English: terra alba nountɛrə ˈalbəˌterə ˈalbə mass noun Pulverized gypsum, especially as an ingredient of medicines. Example sentencesExamples Twelve ounces of terra alba will coagulate enough soymilk to make 90 pounds of tofu and is preferred by many for a delicious source of dietary calcium. Other names for edible terra alba are food-grade gypsum or food-grade calcium sulfate. For softer and real gesso use gypsum or calcium sulfate in the form of terra alba, alabaster gypsum or Italian gesso. Natural Pigments offers terra alba imported from Cennino Cennini's hometown in northern Italy and near the same location where he undoubtedly obtained his own gesso. Dusting compounds such as asbestos-free talc and terra alba can be added to prevent the tablet cores and granules from adhering to one another and to the pan during the seal coat. Origin Latin, literally 'white earth'. Definition of terra alba in US English: terra alba nounˌterə ˈalbə Pulverized gypsum, especially as an ingredient of medicines. Example sentencesExamples For softer and real gesso use gypsum or calcium sulfate in the form of terra alba, alabaster gypsum or Italian gesso. Dusting compounds such as asbestos-free talc and terra alba can be added to prevent the tablet cores and granules from adhering to one another and to the pan during the seal coat. Other names for edible terra alba are food-grade gypsum or food-grade calcium sulfate. Natural Pigments offers terra alba imported from Cennino Cennini's hometown in northern Italy and near the same location where he undoubtedly obtained his own gesso. Twelve ounces of terra alba will coagulate enough soymilk to make 90 pounds of tofu and is preferred by many for a delicious source of dietary calcium. Origin Latin, literally ‘white earth’.
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