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South African Trilingual Wine Industry Dictionary
AFRIKAANS
Suid-Afrikaanse Drietalige Wynbedryfwoordeboek
XHOSA
Isichazi-magama saseMzantsi Afrika esilwimi-ntathu kushishino ngewayini
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boutique wine
Subject:
Marketing
Afrikaans:
boetiekwyn
,
kultuswyn
Xhosa:
iwayini yesithili okanye enqabileyo
hot water treatment
Subject:
Viticulture
Afrikaans:
warmwaterbehandeling
Xhosa:
unyango ngamanzi ashushu
heat stabilisation
Subject:
Winemaking
Afrikaans:
proteiƫnstabilisasie
,
hittestabilisasie
Xhosa:
ukuzinzisa ngobushushu
cell culture
Subject:
Biotechnology
Afrikaans:
weefselkultuur
,
selkultuur
Xhosa:
ukukhulisa
,
uvundiso
lock n pop
Subject:
Packaging
Afrikaans:
kleefverpakkingsmiddel
Xhosa:
isincamathelisi seebhokisi neengxowa
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English - lukhuni
English:
hard
adjective
Subject:
Wine tasting
a wine tasting term describing a wine high in acidity and/or tannin content leading to a sensation of dryness (or puckering) in the mouth.
Afrikaans:
hard
byvoeglike naamwoord
Onderwerp:
Wynproe
'n wynproeterm, beskrywend van 'n wyn met hoë suurheid en/of tannieninhoud, wat in die mond lei tot 'n gewaarwording van droogheid (of vrankheid).
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