EARTHENWARE    陶器

VESSEL PRODUCED USING CLAY.
POTTERYSTONEWARECHINAPORCELAINPOTSCROCKERY
Old Chinese Criteria
1. The general term for earthenware is wǎ 瓦. 2. Tǔ 土 sometimes refers specifically to something that is of rough primitive earthenware. 3. Táo 陶 refers to advanced pottery by the use of the potter's wheel. 4. Cí 瓷 refers specifically to porcelain which existed from Han times but is first mentioned in the written sources in Nanbeichao times.
Modern Chinese Criteria
陶器 rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH /
Hypernym
  • VESSEL HARD CONTAINER USED FOR PUTTING SUBSTANCES INTO it. (anc: 6/0, child: 11)
  • CONTAINER ARTEFACT PRODUCED TO CONTAIN THINGS. (anc: 5/0, child: 3)
  • ARTEFACT THING PRODUCED by MAN. (anc: 4/0, child: 26)

Words (5 items)

  táo OC: b-lu MC: dɑu 10 Attributions

Táo 陶 refers to advanced pottery by the use of the potter's wheel.

    Syntactic words
  • npottery
  • nabmethodpottery, the trade of a potter
  • nmadNmade of pottery
  • v[adN]ZHOULI: potter
  • vadNearthenware
  • vi+N{PLACE}engage in pottery in Npl
  • viactengage in pottery
  • vtoNmake by the methods of pottery> fashion, mould, make
  tǔ OC: kh-laaʔ MC: thuo̝ 6 Attributions

Tǔ 土 sometimes refers specifically to something that is of rough primitive earthenware.

    Syntactic words
  • nprimitive pottery
  • nmadNHF: made by the methods of primitive pottery
  • nmadVlike earthenware SHIJI: 土崩
  wǎ OC: ŋʷraalʔ MC: ŋɣɛ 5 Attributions

The general term for earthenware is wǎ 瓦.

    Syntactic words
  • ngeneral term for any kind of earthenware
  • nmadNmade of earthenware; earthenware
  • nmadVlike earthenware
陶者  táo zhě OC: b-lu kljaʔ MC: dɑu tɕɣɛ 2 Attributions
    Syntactic words
  • NPagentprofessional potter
  cí OC: sdi MC: dzi 0 Attributions

Cí 瓷 refers specifically to porcelain which existed from Han times but is first mentioned in the written sources in Nanbeichao times.

    Syntactic words
  • npost-Han, NANBEICHAO: porcelainNB: porcelain dating from Han times has been excavated.