Word: mitre
Category: mitre
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Related words: mitre
mitre saw, mitre radio, miter, the mitre, how to mitre, mitre corporation, compound mitre saw, miter saw, mitre box, mitre cut, mitre jobs, sliding mitre saw, dewalt mitre saw, mitre saw table
Synonyms: mitre
miter joint
Translations: mitre
spanish
mitra, inglete, de inglete, ingletes, de ingletes
german
Mitra, Gehrung, auf Gehrung, miter, Gehrungs-
french
mitre
italian
mitra, mitria, miter, obliquo
portuguese
mitra, mitigar
dutch
mijter
russian
митра
norwegian
gjærings, gjæring, Spisst, miter
swedish
mitra, bindeln, miter, huvudbindeln
finnish
hiippa
danish
gering, gerings, bispehue, miter
czech
mitra
polish
mitra, infuła
hungarian
püspöki tisztség, püspöksüveg, gérvágó, sarkaló, gérvágási
turkish
gönye, gönyeli, miter, Gönyenin
greek
μήτρα δεσπότη, μίτρα, miter, οξείας γωνίας, φαλτσογωνίας
ukrainian
митра, Мітра, митру
albanian
kësulë, klerikësh, mitër, miter, çallmë
bulgarian
митра, давам владишки сан на, епископски сан, владишки сан, давам епископски сан на
belarusian
мітра
estonian
mitra, miter, nurk-, pendelsaagidele
croatian
mitra, mitru, episkopstvo, jevrejska kapa
icelandic
miter
lithuanian
mitra, kampinė, Kampų pjaustymo, skersinio pjaustymo
latvian
deflektors, vāks, griezums, šablonu
macedonian
митра, аголни, митрата, епископски Сан, владишки Сан
romanian
mitră, mitra, tăiere oblică, de tăiere oblică
slovenian
mitra
slovak
mitra, pokos
Popularity stats: mitre
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The meaning and "use of": mitre
noun
verb
- a tall headdress worn by bishops and senior abbots as a symbol of office, tapering to a point at front and back with a deep cleft between.
- a joint made between two pieces of wood or other material at an angle of 90°, such that the line of junction bisects this angle.
- a mollusk of warm seas that has a sharply pointed shell with a narrow aperture, supposedly resembling a bishop's miter.
verb
- join by means of a miter.
