cauldrons

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Определение cauldrons в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь

Связанные Термины

cauldron

kazan

Cadı, kazanını karıştırıyor. - The witch is stirring her cauldron.

Cadılar Bayramı için siyah bir kazanda balkabağı çorbası yaptı. - She made pumpkin soup in a black cauldron for Halloween.

cauldron

(isim) kazan

cauldron

i., İng. kazan

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Определение cauldrons в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь

plural of cauldron

Связанные Термины

cauldron

A large bowl-shaped pot used for boiling over an open flame

For examples of the usage of this term see the citations page.

cauldron

(calderotto)

cauldron

Used both as a tool and a symbol The cauldron represents birth, death and rebirth, and is a symbol of the Goddess, especially in her forms as Mother and Crone Many ancient legends from Norse, Celtic and other traditions use the cauldron as an emblem of knowledge, inspiration and blessing

cauldron

A feminine symbol of the goddess, also of life, death, and rebirth This is associated with Cerridwen, a goddess who brewed a magickal cauldron from which a single drop was yielded each year The consumer of her brew would be granted great wisdom Today her cauldron survives not only in pagan ritual but in the Christian concept of the holy grail

cauldron

{i} large pot used for cooking or boiling liquids

cauldron

Cauldrons come in a multitude of shapes, sizes and forms, but are basically a large deep bowl shaped recepticle used in various ways for ritual work Generally they are made of metal and are often used to hold the coals for loose incense

cauldron

An iron vessel that would have been originally used to cook food and also to brew medicines and potions by true historical cunning persons and Witches Used in Wicca for making brews and potions, and various ritual purposes, The 3 legs of the Cauldron are supposed to represent the Triple Goddess

cauldron

A black pot( usually cast iron) used bywitches that symbolically represents the womb of the Goddess, and it is used for various purposes including burning incense, and holding herbs

cauldron

call-drin; A metal bowl, sometimes with a handle/feet, which represents the Goddess and her womb

cauldron

A large kettle or boiler of copper, brass, or iron

cauldron

A large vessel for boiling things in

cauldron

a very large pot that is used for boiling

cauldron

n A pot, often cast iron and with three or four legs, a handle and a lid, used in various ways for magical work and rituals In essence a cooking pot, it is a tool for transformation Objects may be passed through the fire for purification, and people may jump over the cauldron, for example for purification and/or healing A cauldron may also be used over a fire, for brewing herbal drinks or making special soups to be eaten as part of a ritual Filled with water, it may be used for scrying

cauldron

An iron pot, of any size, used to prepare ritual magicks, herbals, infusions, and so on The cauldron is a symbol of the womb and the birth process, the ability to transform oneself into a more spiritual individual

cauldron

A cauldron is a very large, round metal pot used for cooking over a fire. In stories and fairy tales, a cauldron is used by witches for their spells

cauldron

Normally a cast iron pot

Этимология

[ 'kol-dr&n ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English, alteration of cauderon, from Old North French, diminutive of caudiere, from Late Latin caldaria, from feminine of Latin caldarius used for hot water, from calidus warm, from calEre to be warm; more at LEE.