Translation for 'pot house' from English to Icelandic

pot house [esp. Br.]

ölstofa {kv}

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pot

stuð {hv} [sl.] [hass]lyf

ker {hv} [leirker]

pottur {k}

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pot room

kerskáli {k}iðn.

yoghurt pot

jógúrtdós {kv}

coffee pot

kaffikanna {kv}

mud pot

leirhver {k}jarð.

chamber pot

pottur {k} [gamalt] [koppur]

koppur {k}

næturgagn {hv}

pot marigold

morgunfrú {kv} [Calendula officinalis]gras.T

gullfífill {k} [Calendula officinalis]gras.T

flower pot

blómapottur {k}

pot plant [Br.]

pottaplanta {kv}garð.

pot-bellied man

ístrumagi {k}

ístrubelgur {k}

pot [coffee pot]

kanna {kv} [kaffikanna]

melting pot [also fig.]

suðupottur {k} [líka óeiginl.]

pot [pool of money]

pottur {k} [sjóður]

rye bread baked in a pot

pottbrauð {hv}mat.

• Leithtown lies to the west of Goose Creek at the crossroads of Foxcroft, Pot House, and Mountville roads.
• ] Pot House Hamlet is located below Silkstone Church and was the site of an 18th-century pottery and 17th century glassworks.
• Reserve Brigade back from Pot House, and the 2nd and 6th U.S.
• The area takes its name from an 18th century coaching inn, the "Two-Pot House Inn", which was (in turn) reputedly named for two large beer "pots" which were placed outside the inn.
• In "The Ordinary" (1635?) he produced a comedy of real life, in imitation of Jonson, representing pot-house society. It is reprinted in Robert Dodsley's "Old Plays" (ed. William Hazlitt, vol. xii.).

• Burnley got a measure of revenge in the FA Cup, beating the Old Wanderers 4-0, with 3,000 attending at Turf Moor; however the FA ordered a replay at Pot House because of doubts over the eligibility of some of the Burnley players, and the cash-strapped Old Wanderers agreed to forfeit the tie in return for a monetary payment.