ceplis

From cept (“to bake”) +‎ -lis.

• IPA^(key): [tsɛplis]

ceplis m (2nd declension)

1. oven, kiln, furnace (a heated chamber for the purpose of hardening, burning, calcining or drying something)

   kaļķu ceplis ― lime kiln

   kieģeļu ceplis ― brick kiln, oven

   bagātīgi apgleznotās vāzes un dekoratīvos šķīvjus mākslinieks apdedzina keramikas cepļos ― the artist baked beautifully painted vases and decorative plates in the ceramic kiln, oven

   kāds saimnieciņš no cepļa bij nozadzis divus vezumus ķieģeļu ― some peasant had stolen two cartloads of bricks from the kiln, oven

   kaļķu ceplis celts ap 1890. gadu, un te apstrādā dolomītu... iegūtos kaļķus lieto celtniecībai ― the lime kiln was built around 1890, and dolomite was processed in it... the lime produced (in it) was used in construction

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