grill (Q20055913) - is it different from barbecue grill (Q853185)?
E.g. "мангал" ((Q|Q2374722}} is a turkish root; in Russian its corresponds to coal powered grills (barbecue grill (Q853185)) or similarly primitive grills.
I cannot say anything about "Grelha" because designs of grill can vary significantly. d1g (talk) 07:31, 1 May 2017 (UTC)
My understanding is that grill (Q20055913) is a general-purpose grill, while barbecue grill (Q853185) is specifically a barbecue grill.
English page at Q853185 describes it: "is a device that cooks food by applying heat from below"; almost the same about Russian "установка (переносная или стационарная) для приготовления блюд на углях, жару".
How can Q20055913 be more abstract than this?
Similarly, "Мангал" is used to cook any meat or vegs, not just "Шашлыки". "Шашлыки" was a specific recipe, but now it can mean a variety of meals.
My problem is that I don't understand whatever grelha 12 corresponds to the most direct meat-holder (gridiron (Q390409) or skewer (Q1323569)) or to a complete installation (a grill).
It is almost exact as "решетка для гриля", but Portuguese designs seem to prefer 2 hands on sides, when Russians prefer one hand in the middle. "legs" instead of handgrip are used in touristic versions.
I suggest to merge Q20055913 and Q390409.