damascene

UK
/ˌdæməˈsiːn/
US
/ˌdæməˈsin/

Translations

damascenenoun
damascenes
pl
UK
/ˈdæm.ə.siːn/
US
/ˈdæm.əˌsin/
The museum displayed a beautiful damascene from the 18th century.
В музее был выставлен красивый дамаскин XVIII века.
Additional translations
Synonyms
inlay artist
marquetry practitioner
niello artist
Damascus native
Damascus resident
Damascene artisan
damascener (metalworker)
damascening (art)
damasceneverb
damascened
Past Simple
damascened
Past Participle
damascening
Gerund
The artisan will damascene the sword to enhance its beauty.
Мастер будет дамаскировать меч, чтобы улучшить его красоту.
damasceneadjective
more damascene
Comp.
most damascene
Super.
UK
/ˌdæməˈsiːn/
US
/ˌdæməˈsin/
The damascene sword was known for its intricate patterns.
Дамасский меч был известен своими сложными узорами.
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Definitions

damascenenoun
A native or inhabitant of Damascus.
The damascene shared stories of his hometown's rich history.
A type of decorative metalwork, often involving inlaying different metals into one another, typically gold or silver into a darkly oxidized steel background.
The artisan displayed a beautiful damascene that featured intricate patterns of gold and silver.
damasceneverb
To decorate (metal, especially steel) with wavy patterns of inlay or etching.
The artisan damascened the sword blade with intricate designs.
To undergo a significant transformation or conversion, especially in beliefs or attitudes.
After years of skepticism, she damascened and became a fervent advocate for environmental conservation.
damasceneadjective
Relating to or characteristic of Damascus, a city in Syria, often used to describe a type of metalwork or pattern.
The artisan crafted a damascene sword with intricate patterns on the blade.
Having a wavy pattern, often used to describe steel or metal that has been treated to have such a pattern.
The damascene finish on the knife gave it a unique and beautiful appearance.
Denoting or relating to a sudden and dramatic change in attitude or belief; characteristic of a profound conversion.
The senator's damascene shift from hawk to dove surprised his colleagues.