Question 1

Where does the French word "émail" come from?

Accepted Answer

From the Old French smalt (or schmalt), linked to the German schmelzen: "to melt".

Question 2

What is the plural of the French word "émail"?

Accepted Answer

émaux

Question 3

What is the definition of the French word "émail"?

Accepted Answer

A fused, glassy, opaque or semi-opaque material composed of various minerals, which can be applied to metal objects by firing to decorate them.
A work of art made of this material. In this sense, it is mostly used in the plural.
The vitreous coating on porcelain or earthenware, which is often decorated with various colors.
The usually white and shiny surface that covers the bony part of the teeth.
The variety, the diversity of flowers.
Color, metal in heraldry.

Question 4

How do you say "émail" in spanish?

Accepted Answer

esmalte

Question 5

How to translate "émail" into italian?

Accepted Answer

smalto

Question 6

How to translate "émail" into english?

Accepted Answer

enamel

émail

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