glyph

UK
/ɡlɪf/
US
/ɡlɪf/
glyphsubstantiv
glyphs
Pl.
UK
/ɡlɪf/
US
/ɡlɪf/
Übersetzungen
The ancient temple walls were covered in mysterious glyphs.
Старинные стены храма были покрыты загадочными глифами.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A symbolic figure or character usually engraved or incised, used in writing or printing to represent a sound, word, or idea.
The ancient stone tablet was covered in mysterious glyphs that archaeologists are still trying to decipher.
A visual symbol or icon used in digital interfaces to represent a function or feature.
The app's interface was intuitive, with clear glyphs indicating each tool's purpose.
The specific graphic shape of a character in a particular typeface or font.
In this font the 'g' glyph has a distinctive double-storey design.
glyphverb
glyphed
Präteritum
glyphed
Partizip Perfekt
glyphing
Gerundium
UK
/ɡlɪf/
US
/ɡlɪf/
Rare/technical usage: to carve or design glyphs
Definitionen
To carve or inscribe (symbols, characters, or patterns) into a surface.
The artisan carefully glyphed the runes onto the wooden staff.
To design or draw the shapes of characters for a typeface.
She spent the afternoon glyphing a new set of ligatures for the font.
glyphadjektiv
Used attributively to modify another noun, e.g., "glyph design" meaning "design pertaining to glyphs".
Definitionen
Relating to, depicting, or consisting of glyphs.
The museum features a glyph exhibit showcasing carved stones from the ancient temple.