Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
yawata
Noun
/jaˈwɑːtə/

Definition
Yawata is a term that refers to a specific type of iron or steel smelting furnace, historically used in Japan.

Examples
- The yawata was crucial in the production of high-quality steel during the Edo period.
- Many artisans used the yawata technique to enhance the strength of their blades.
- In recent years, researchers have studied yawata methods to improve modern metallurgical processes.

Meaning
The word ‘yawata’ originates from a Japanese context, primarily associated with industrial metalworking and production.

Synonyms
- Smelting furnace
- Iron production plant