tsubo
- noun
- /tsuˈboʊ/
- The museum displayed a rare tsubo from the Edo period in its main hall.
Examples
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She carefully cleaned the old ceramic tsubo that had been passed down in her family.
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Collectors often seek out antique tsubo for their unique glazes and historical value.
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The artist displayed a beautiful tsubo in the gallery.
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I bought two antique tsubos from a local market.
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The museum displayed a rare tsubo from the Edo period that was admired by all visitors.
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She carefully cleaned the old ceramic tsubo that had been cherished in her family for generations.
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Collectors often seek out antique tsubo due to their intricate designs and historical significance.
Synonyms
A wide glass or clay container for storing food
A basket-like item from ancient Greece that holds or carries things
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Etymology
Tsubo is the Japanese word for a large jar or pot made of pottery and used for storage, so when you see tsubo think 'big ceramic jar'.