Definitions For Incunabulum

Noun

INCUNABULUM (plural incunabula) (printing) A book, single sheet, or image that was printed before the year 1501 in Europe. (mostly, in the plural) The cradle, birthplace or origin of something.

Related terms

incunabular incunabulist

Translations

Afrikaans: inkunabel, wiegdruk Armenian: Belarusian: інкуна́була, f Catalan: incunable, m Chinese: : Mandarin: 古版書 (gǔbǎnshū) Czech: inkunábule, f, prvotisk, m Danish: inkunabel, c Dutch: wiegendruk, m Estonian: inkunaabel, hälltrükised Finnish: inkunaabeli, kehtopainate French: incunable, m Georgian: ინკუნაბულა German: Inkunabel, f, Wiegendruck, m Greek: αρχέτυπο, n Hungarian: ősnyomtatvány Icelandic: vögguprent Ido: inkunablo Italian: incunabolo, m, incunabulo, m Japanese: インキュナブラ (inkyunabura) Korean: 요람본 Macedonian: инкуна́була, f Norwegian Bokmål: inkunabel, m, oldtrykk, n Norwegian Nynorsk: inkunabel, m, oldtrykk, n Polish: inkunabuł, m Portuguese: incunábulo, m Romanian: incunabul, n Russian: инкуна́була, f, инкуна́бул, m Slovak: inkunábula, f, prvotlač, m Slovene: inkunabula, f Spanish: incunable, m Swedish: inkunabel, c, vaggtryck, n Turkish: incunabulum Ukrainian: інкуна́була, f Welsh: incwnabwlwm Finnish: kehto