stained glass

English

stained glass (usually uncountable, plural stained glasses)

A stained-glass window.

Glass that has been coloured, either by painting or by fusing pigments into its structure.
(architecture) The use of such glass to construct decorative windows, especially in churches.

coloured glass

Arabic: زجاج معشق‎ m
Bulgarian: стъклопис (bg) m (stǎklopis)
Catalan: vitrall (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 有色玻璃 (yǒusè bōli), 彩色玻璃 (cǎisè bōli), 花窗玻璃 (huāchuāng bōli), 彩繪玻璃, 彩绘玻璃 (cǎihuì bōli)
Czech: vitraj (cs) m
Dutch: gebrandschilderd glas n
Esperanto: vitralo
Finnish: lasimaalaus (fi)
French: vitrail (fr) m, vitre de couleur m
German: Farbglas n
Greek: υαλογράφημα (el) n (yalográfima), βιτρό (el) n (vitró)
Hebrew: ויטראז׳‎ (vitrazh)
Hungarian: üvegfestmény (hu)
Italian: vetrata (it) f
Japanese: ステンドグラス (sutendo gurasu)
Lithuanian: vitražas (lt)

craft

Chinese:
Mandarin: 有色玻璃 (yǒusè bōli), 彩色玻璃 (cǎisè bōli), 花窗玻璃 (huāchuāng bōli), 彩繪玻璃, 彩绘玻璃 (cǎihuì bōli)
Finnish: lasimaalaus (fi)
French: vitrage (fr) m

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