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Word 'Brasier' in Other Languages
Brasier
Pronunciation
IPA: /ˈbræzɪər/
Definitions
- A metal container or grate used to hold burning coals or charcoal for heating or cooking, especially outdoors.
- An old-fashioned term for a portable heater, often used for heating a room in cold weather.
Usage Examples
- "The brasier in the corner kept the room warm on chilly evenings."
- "They gathered around the brasier to cook their dinner over the open flame."
- "She used the brasier to heat up the water for tea in the winter."
Etymology
The word "brasier" is derived from the French term "brasier," meaning "burning coal" or "fireplace." It has its roots in the Old French "brasier," which referred to a container used for holding burning materials. The term has been in use since the early 18th century, particularly in relation to heating devices.
Synonyms
- Heater
- Fireplace
- Stove
- Grate
- Charcoal burner
Antonyms
- Cooler
- Air conditioner
- Freezer
- Refrigerator
- Chilled environment
Translations
| Language |
Translation |
Pronunciation |
| Spanish | Brasero | /bɾaˈseɾo/ |
| French | Brasero | /bʁaˈzeʁo/ |
| German | Feuerstelle | /ˈfɔʏɐˌʃtɛlə/ |
| Italian | Braciere | /braˈʧiɛɾe/ |
| Chinese | 火盆 (Huǒ pén) | /huo˧˥ pʰən˧˥/ |
| Japanese | 火鉢 (Hibachi) | /ˈhiːˌbɑːʧi/ |
| Hindi | अंगीठी (Angīṭhī) | /ʌŋˈɡiːʈʰiː/ |
| Marathi | अंगठी (Aṅgaṭhī) | /əŋɡəˈʈʰiː/ |
| Tamil | குறிப்பு பாட்டி (Kuṟippu pāṭṭi) | /kuˈɻɪpːuː paːʈːiː/ |
| Telugu | చూరిక (Chūrika) | /ˈʧuːrɪka/ |
Regional Pronunciation Variations
Regional variations may occur depending on the local dialects. In some areas, "brasier" is pronounced with a more distinct "z" sound, while others may soften the "s" to sound more like a "sh". These differences are mostly cultural and not linguistically significant.
Historical Usage
The brasier was widely used in the 18th and 19th centuries as a portable heating device. During this time, it was particularly common in colder climates and often served as a primary source of warmth in homes before the advent of modern heating systems.
Cultural Nuances
The brasier was not only a functional object but also a social one. It often became a focal point in gatherings where people would come together to stay warm during the winter months. In some cultures, the brasier held symbolic importance and was part of traditional domestic life.