ivorysmith

English

Etymology

From ivory +‎ smith.

Noun

ivorysmith (plural ivorysmiths)

1. An artisan or worker in ivory.
   • 1913, The Hindustan Review, volume 28, Printed at the Indian Press, page 898:

     […] weavers and embroiderers of Hindustan, the potters of the Gangetic valley and ivorysmiths of Upper India.

Translations

artisan in ivory

Chinese: Mandarin: 象牙雕刻師 / 象牙雕刻师 (xiàngyá diāokèshī) Finnish: norsunluuseppä German: please add this translation if you can Gujarati: દંતકાર m (dantkār) Hindi: दंतकार (hi) m (dantkār) Pali: dantakāra m Polish: rzemieślnik kości słoniowej m Prakrit: 𑀤𑀁𑀢𑀸𑀭 m (daṃtāra) Russian: please add this translation if you can Sanskrit: दन्तकार (sa) m (dantakāra)