dyestuff in English
- dyestuff⇄dyestuff, noun.
any one of various substances used as a dye or yielding a dye. Indigo and cochineal are dyestuffs.
dyestuff in Marathi मराठी
dyestuff
Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
/ˈdaɪˌstʌf/
Definitions
- A substance used to impart color to materials, especially textiles, through the dyeing process.
- Any material, natural or synthetic, employed as a dye.
Usage Examples
- Indigo is a natural dyestuff used in textile production.
- The factory imported synthetic dyestuff for mass dyeing operations.
- Ancient civilizations relied on plant-based dyestuff for coloring fabrics.
Etymology
Derived from the combination of the words "dye" and "stuff," first recorded in the 16th century, indicating materials used for dyeing purposes.
Synonyms
- Dye
- Colorant
- Pigment
- Tint
Antonyms
- Bleach
- Color remover
Translations
| Language | Translations | Pronunciations |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish | tinte | ˈtinte |
| French | teinture | tɛ̃.tyʁ |
| German | Farbstoff | ˈfaʁpˌʃtɔf |
| Russian | краситель | krasítelʲ |
| Mandarin Chinese | 染料 | rǎn liào |
| Hindi | रंजक पदार्थ | rañjak padārth |
| Tamil | நிறப்பொருள் | niṟapporuḷ |
| Telugu | రంగు పదార్థం | raṅgu padārthaṁ |
| Bengali | রঞ্জক পদার্থ | raṁjak padārtha |
Regional Pronunciation Variations
- British English: /ˈdaɪ.stʌf/
- American English: /ˈdaɪˌstʌf/
Historical Usage
Historically, dyestuff was primarily derived from plants, insects, and minerals. The advent of synthetic dyestuffs in the 19th century revolutionized the textile industry.
Cultural Nuances
Dyestuffs hold cultural significance in many societies, especially in traditional textile industries, such as Indian natural dyeing techniques and African indigo dyeing practices.
More Information
Dyestuff is a fundamental component in textile manufacturing, with both natural and synthetic forms playing a significant role in fashion, art, and industrial applications. Modern advancements continue to explore eco-friendly and sustainable dyestuff alternatives.