Tesbihkâr

BAGA

Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.ContradictedVocabulary code: BAGA

Short answer

In the dictionary sense, sea-turtle shell — a material regulated under CITES. In the trade, however, “bağa” most often denotes cast phenolic resin of the catalin family rather than shell. The two senses share one word; only measurement, not the term, tells them apart.

Meanings in the trade

These are usages collected from the market; each line carries its own source grade and is not a definition.

  • Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.BOOKPHENOLIC_CAST
    Piyasada 'bağa' çoğu zaman kaplumbağa kabuğunu değil, katalin grubu fenolik reçineyi anlatır (s.170 n.15).
  • Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.BOOKTORTOISESHELL
    Malzeme maddesi 'Bağa' (s.40): deniz kaplumbağası kabuğu (CITES); katalog 53a-f (s.153-156).
  • Evidence grade C — institutional seller. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.DEALER_SITETORTOISESHELL
    4 Parmak Gunluk Baga Tesbih Full Gumus Tasarim
  • Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.BOOKTORTOISESHELL
    Katalog altyazısı (s.79): Bağa, HÇ

Canonical mapping

A mapping is not a conclusion: it is a claim about what the term points to, not a measurement of the material.

TORTOISESHELL

Conflicting sources

The same term carries competing material claims; none is marked as the right answer.

  • TORTOISESHELLusages: 3Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.Evidence grade C — institutional seller. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.
  • PHENOLIC_CASTusages: 1Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.

How to tell — and what it does not tell

No literature record linked to this term.

Related terms

The entries below point to the same canonical material; this does not mean the objects are made of it.

No other published entry points to the same material as this one.

Sources

A grade states the strength of the source, not of the conclusion.

usages: 4Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.Evidence grade C — institutional seller. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.

No catalogued source record is linked to this entry; the usage lines below were collected from the market.

BAGA · Tesbihkâr