Términos

In Indian architecture, an auspicious jar.

In Indian architecture, a vase and foliage motif; auspicious vase.

A brown-black insoluble compound used as an oxidant, a depolarizer of battery cells, for paint pigments, to decolorize glass, and in manufacture of ceramics and glass.

Compound of sulfur and manganese. It occurs naturally as the mineral alabandite. It may be synthesized by reacting ammonium sulfide with a manganese salt. Compound of sulfur and manganese. It occurs naturally as the mineral alabandite. It may be synthesized by reacting ammonium sulfide with a manganese salt. Found as in inclusion in cast iron to which it has been added to aid in solidification.

Elemento metálico puro con símbolo Mn y número atómico 25; metal duro, quebradizo de color plateado. Úsese también para este metal procesado y conformado, habitualmente en combinación con otras sustancias, para fabricar diversos objetos y materiales.

Manganite is an oxide ore mineral of manganese that forms dark steel gray to iron black crystal bundles or fibrous masses. A pigment derived from manganite was used in prehistoric cave paintings.

Úsese para describir obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano de mismo nombre que habita Malawi.

Describe obras creadas por los Mangareva. Pocas obras creadas por los Mangareva sobreviven hoy en día debido a la destrucción ordenada por los misionarios del siglo XIX. Las pocas esculturas y fragmentos demuestrn que las figuras Mangareva presentan un armazón rectangular.

Refers to a type of kiln built by stacking long, narrow cylindrical clay pieces called “mangdaengi” in Korean, to form an arched roof. Documented in the “Hajae ilgi” (Diary of Ji Gyu-sik) written from 1890 to 1911 as “mangdongyo,” the term is in the dialect of the Mungyeong region. Characterized by a stepped interior floor divided into distinct chambers, it is a variety of multi-chamber kiln.

Open boxes or troughs in stables, barns, stalls or pens, that contain hay, grass or other fodder for farm animals.

Genus containing around 70 species of trees, nearly half of which produce edible fruit; native to subtropical and tropical Asia.

Species of large tree indigenous to eastern Asia, Myanmar (Burma), and Assam state of India. It appears to have been domesticated about 2,000 BCE in India, then brought to East Asia in the 5th century BCE. It produces a sweet orange-colored drupe fruit, one of the most important and widely cultivated fruits of the tropical world. The fruit varies greatly depending upon the variety, from those the size of plums to others weighing 4 to 5 pounds.

Especificamente, madera dura tropical de árboles del género Rhizophora. La madera de los árboles mangle se utiliza principalmente para la fabricación de carbón o de postes en la construcción de entramados en casas. El término también se utiliza en un sentido general para madera de cualquier árbol que tiene adaptaciones para vivir en el agua similares a los del género Rhizophora.

Wood planks, with an integral handle, most often with detailed decorative carving on one side, used to press and smooth linen. Examples date from the 16th century, and are common to northern European countries such as Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Holland.

Mangos para herramientas cortantes.