Word: incuse
Category: incuse
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Translations: incuse
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spanish
Translations:
incuso, del incuse
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german
Translations:
incusum
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italian
Translations:
incuso
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portuguese
Translations:
estampa, estampar, incuso, cunhagem, cunhar
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dutch
Translations:
slaanig, op aambeeld slaan
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russian
Translations:
вычеканенный, выбитый, чеканка
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swedish
Translations:
PRÄGLAD, PRÄGEL, PRÄGLA
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czech
Translations:
ražených
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hungarian
Translations:
mélyített vert érme, mélyítetten kalapált
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turkish
Translations:
damgalamak, damgalama, para damgalamak, para damgalama
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greek
Translations:
έγκοιλο
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ukrainian
Translations:
чеканка, карбування, профілювання, пресування, чеканення
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albanian
Translations:
gdhendë, i gdhendur, gdhendur
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bulgarian
Translations:
щанцувам, сека, щанцуван, щампосан, щампосвам
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belarusian
Translations:
чаканка
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croatian
Translations:
otisak, žig, utisnut
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lithuanian
Translations:
Kalt
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latvian
Translations:
kalt
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romanian
Translations:
brodat, adîncite
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slovak
Translations:
razených, vyrazených
The meaning and "use of": incuse
adjective
- hammered or stamped on a coin. - These two gold coins feature an incuse design unlike any other U.S. Mint coins in history.
- an impression hammered or stamped on a coin. - Pennsylvania marks are a coarse incuse or zig-zag border that speak of handmade stamps, and are often large (onequarter inch or more).
- mark (a coin) with a figure by impressing it with a stamp. - The master hub was raised or incused , because the metal was removed to leave the design of the galvano.
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