English
Etymology
From wicker + -work (“made of specified material”).
Pronunciation
Noun
wickerwork (usually uncountable, plural wickerworks)
- A thing or things made of wicker.
- The craft of making things out of wicker.
Derived terms
Translations
things made of wicker
- Armenian: please add this translation if you can
- Bulgarian: кошничарски изделия n pl (košničarski izdelija)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 柳條編製品 / 柳条编制品 (liǔtiáo biānzhìpǐn), 柳編 / 柳编 (liǔbiān)
- Danish: fletværk n
- Dutch: vlechtwerk (nl) n, mandenmakerswerk n
- Esperanto: plektaĵo
- Finnish: korityö
- French: vannerie (fr) f
- Galician: cestería (gl) f
- Georgian: please add this translation if you can
- German: (collectively) Korbgeflecht n, Korbwaren f pl, Korbflechtware f; Flechtwerk (de) n; (particular item) Flecht- + noun
- Greek:
- Ancient Greek: γέρρον n (gérrhon), πλέγμα n (plégma)
- Hungarian: fonott áru
- Irish: ciseadóireacht f, caoladóireacht f, caolach m
- Italian: lavorazione in vimini f, prodotto in vimini m
- Japanese: 枝編み細工 (えだあみざいく, eda ami zaiku)
- Korean: 고리짝 (gorijjak), 고리 (ko) (gori)
- Latin: scirpea f, crātis f
- Maltese: xogħol tal-qasab m
- Māori: tāiki, pūtāiki
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: flettverk n
- Portuguese: cestaria f, vime (pt) m
- Russian: плетёные изде́лия n pl (pletjónyje izdélija)
- Serbo-Croatian: pleter (sh)
- Spanish: cestería (es) f, mimbre (es) m
- Swedish: flätverk (sv) n, korgarbete n
- Turkish: hasır (tr)
- Volapük: flök (vo)
- Welsh: gwaith gwiail m, gwialenwaith m, gwieilwaith m
- Yiddish: פֿלעכטוואַרג (Flekhtvarg)
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