Definition of Nabeshima in English:

Nabeshima

adjective ˌnabɪˈʃiːmə

Designating or characteristic of a type of porcelain manufactured chiefly in the village of Okawachi on the Japanese island of Kyushu in the 17th and 18th centuries.

noun ˌnabɪˈʃiːmə

Nabeshima porcelain.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Nabeshima, the name of a baronial family in feudal Japan, adopted by them from the name of a place in Hizen province (now in Saga Prefecture) where they settled in the late 15th cent. and to which they later brought potters from Korea to produce porcelain.

Definition of Nabeshima in US English:

Nabeshima

adjectiveˌnabɪˈʃiːmə

Designating or characteristic of a type of porcelain manufactured chiefly in the village of Okawachi on the Japanese island of Kyushu in the 17th and 18th centuries.

nounˌnabɪˈʃiːmə

Nabeshima porcelain.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Nabeshima, the name of a baronial family in feudal Japan, adopted by them from the name of a place in Hizen province (now in Saga Prefecture) where they settled in the late 15th cent. and to which they later brought potters from Korea to produce porcelain.

单词	Nabeshima
释义	Definition of Nabeshima in English: Nabeshima adjective ˌnabɪˈʃiːmə Designating or characteristic of a type of porcelain manufactured chiefly in the village of Okawachi on the Japanese island of Kyushu in the 17th and 18th centuries. noun ˌnabɪˈʃiːmə Nabeshima porcelain. Origin Late 19th century. From Nabeshima, the name of a baronial family in feudal Japan, adopted by them from the name of a place in Hizen province (now in Saga Prefecture) where they settled in the late 15th cent. and to which they later brought potters from Korea to produce porcelain. Definition of Nabeshima in US English: Nabeshima adjectiveˌnabɪˈʃiːmə Designating or characteristic of a type of porcelain manufactured chiefly in the village of Okawachi on the Japanese island of Kyushu in the 17th and 18th centuries. nounˌnabɪˈʃiːmə Nabeshima porcelain. Origin Late 19th century. From Nabeshima, the name of a baronial family in feudal Japan, adopted by them from the name of a place in Hizen province (now in Saga Prefecture) where they settled in the late 15th cent. and to which they later brought potters from Korea to produce porcelain.
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