Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
tisannerie
English translation:
tea kitchen
Added to glossary by
Laurence Nunny
Oct 6, 2004 06:28
19 yrs ago
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French term
tisannerie
French to English
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Medical: Pharmaceuticals
No real context, except that it is part of the Hopitaux Universitaires de Geneve. I am happy with the meaning of "tisane" in English, but not its suitability. Could this just be a chemist/pharmacy?
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | Tea kitchen | Carley Hydusik |
3 | place for making herbal tea (drinks) | palani |
Proposed translations
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29 mins
French term (edited):
tisanerie
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Tea kitchen
Take a look at this Swiss medical site. It even has a definition of "tisanerie" in French and German. At first I also thought it might be a pharmacy or an herbal medicines pharmacy, but in Switzerland they definitely use the word "pharmacie". "Tisanerie" seems to be used a lot in other contexts for a "tea room" or "tea shop" in places where they offer thalasso therapy, etc., but I would go with what this site says.
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place for making herbal tea (drinks)
tisan is herbal tea (herbal drink) and tisanière is a harbal tea pot.
Is tisnnerie a derivated term - like fro example , blanchisserie, boulangerie etc.,?
It is just a guess.
Is tisnnerie a derivated term - like fro example , blanchisserie, boulangerie etc.,?
It is just a guess.
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