炻器

炻器

1. stoneware

• 石器 (shíqì)

• (Tokyo) せ​っき [séꜜkkì] (Atamadaka – [1])[1]
• IPA^(key): [se̞k̚ʲkʲi]

炻(せっ)器(き) • (sekki) ^{←せきき (sekiki)?}

1. (uncommon, ceramics) stoneware
   • 2022, Kanō Amiko, Genba Emiko, “Wedgewood”, in Atarashii yōshokki no kyōkasho [New coursebook on western tableware], page 85:

     炻(せっ)器(き)はヨーロッパで数(かず)多(おお)くつくられていましたが、ジャスパーウエアは従(じゅう)来(らい)の炻(せっ)器(き)に比(くら)べても粒(りゅう)子(し)が非(ひ)常(じょう)に細(こま)かく、素(そ)地(じ)が格(かく)段(だん)になめらかでした。

     Sekki wa Yōroppa de kazuōku tsukurareteimashita ga, jasupāuea wa jūrai no sekki ni kurabete mo ryūshi ga hijō ni komakaku, soji ga kakudan ni nameraka deshita.

     While stoneware was made in great numbers in Europe, compared to traditional stoneware jasperware had much finer particles and was much smoother before glazing.

• 石(せっ)器(き) (sekki, “stone implement”)

• “ware”, in Ei-Wa konpyūtā yōgo jiten [English-Japanese glossary of computer terminology], Kenkyusha, 2005: “stoneware 炻器《陶磁器の一種》 ★考古学上の「石器」は stoneware ではなく stone tool のようにいう. ― Stoneware (炻器) a type of ceramics ★In archaeology ‘石器’ is not called stoneware but stone tool.”
• “せっ‐き［セキ‥］ 【炻器】”, in Kokugo Dai Jiten, Revised Edition (in Japanese), Tōkyō: Shogakukan, 1988
• An English-Japanese Dictionary of Physical Sciences, Kenkyusha, 1999: “stoneware n. 【窯業】 炻器（せつき）”