emailleren
Dutch edit
Etymology edit
Borrowed from Middle French émailler. Equivalent to email + -eren.
Pronunciation edit
Verb edit
emailleren
- (transitive) to enamel (cover with enamel)
- “Koning Willem-Alexander ridder in hoogste orde van koningin Elizabeth [King Willem-Alexander knight in the highest order of Queen Elizabeth]”, in nrc.nl[1], 2018 October 24: “In de banken van de St. George’s Chapel hebben de leden hun eigen plaats, aangeduid met geëmailleerde bordjes. ― In the seats of St George's Chapel, the members have their own place, indicated with little enamel-covered boards.”