Castile soap

See also: castile soap

English

A bar of Castile soap

Alternative forms

castile soap

Etymology

It originally came from Castile in Spain.

Noun

Castile soap (countable and uncountable, plural Castile soaps)

A kind of fine, hard, white or mottled soap, originally made with olive oil.

Translations

type of soap

Albanian: sapuni i Kastiljës m
Catalan: sabó de Castella m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 橄欖皂, 橄榄皂 (gǎnlǎn zào)
Czech: kastilské mýdlo n, olivové mýdlo n
Danish: Castilla sæbe c
Dutch: Castilië zeep f
Estonian: oliivõliseep, oliiviõliseep
Finnish: oliiviöljysaippua
French: savon de Castille m
Galician: xabón de Castela m
German: Kastilien Seife f
Greek: σαπούνι Καστίλλης n (sapoúni Kastíllis)

Hindi: कैसाइल साबुन m (kaisāil sābun)
Hungarian: Kasztília szappan, kasztíliai szappan
Italian: sapone di Castiglia m
Japanese: カスティーリャ石鹸 (カスティーリャせっけん, Kasutīrya sekken)
Korean: 카스티야 비누 (kaseutiya binu)
Polish: mydło kastylijskie n
Portuguese: sabão de Castela m
Romanian: săpun de Castilia n
Russian: касти́льское мы́ло n (kastílʹskoje mýlo)
Spanish: jabón de Castilla m
Swedish: Kastilien tvål c
Turkish: Kastilya sabunu

See also

Marseille soap

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