terpentijn
Dutch
editEtymology
editFrom Middle Dutch terbentijn, also terpentijn, tarpentijn, from Old French terbentine, from Latin terebinthīna (rēsīna), from the tree terebinthus, from Ancient Greek τερέβινθος (terébinthos).
Pronunciation
editNoun
editterpentijn m (plural terpentijnen, diminutive terpentijntje n)
- (uncountable) The volatile essential oil turpentine naturally occurring in certain tree resins
- The tree, Pistacia terebinthus and some related species, which produces the resins
Synonyms
edit- (oil): terpentijnolie, geest van terpentijn m
- (tree): terpentijnboom m
Derived terms
edit- (by type) kunstterpentijn, lorkenterpentijn, rode terpentijn, ruwe terpentijn, witte terpentijn,
- terpentijnachtig (adjective)
- terpentijnen (verb)
- terpentijnbalsem m
- terpentijnden m
- terpentijnfractie
- terpentijnhout n
- terpentijnkamfer m
- terpentijnlucht
- terpentijnmakerij
- terpentijnnoot m
- terpentijnoliebeits
- terpentijnoliesurrogaat n
- terpentijnolievernis n
- terpentijnpil
- terpentijnpistache m
- terpentijnplak
- terpentijnpot m
- terpentijnreuk
- terpentijnstoker m
- terpentijnstokerij
- terpentijnvernis
- terpentijnwater n
- terpentijnzalf
- terpentijnzeep
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