He's not just a calligrapher – he's also an engraver.
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Engraver
Synonyms for "engraver" (43 found)
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Closest matches (9)
Strong matches (13)
Related words (21)
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3 entriesTranslations
28 translations across 17 languages.
Azerbaijani
1 entries- oymaçı noun (person who engraves)
Bulgarian
1 entries- гравьор noun (person who engraves)
Catalan
1 entries- calcògraf noun (person who engraves)
Czech
1 entries- rytec noun (person who engraves)
Dutch
3 entries- graveerder noun (person who engraves)
- graveerpen noun (tool used in this process)
- graveur noun (person who engraves)
French
2 entries- graveur noun (person who engraves)
- graveuse noun (person who engraves)
German
3 entries- Graveur noun (person who engraves)
- Stecher noun (person who engraves)
- Stichel noun (tool used in this process)
Irish
1 entries- breacaire noun (person who engraves)
Italian
1 entries- incisore noun (person who engraves)
Latin
2 entries- caelātor noun (person who engraves)
- cestrum noun (tool used in this process)
Macedonian
1 entries- гра́вер noun (person who engraves)
Middle English
2 entries- gravere noun (person who engraves)
- gravere noun (tool used in this process)
Māori
1 entries- kaiwhaowhao noun (person who engraves)
Polish
2 entries- grawer noun (person who engraves)
- rytownik noun (person who engraves)
Russian
4 entries- гравировщик noun (person who engraves)
- гравировщица noun (person who engraves)
- гравёр noun (person who engraves)
- художник-исполнитель гравюры noun (person who engraves)
Spanish
1 entries- tallador noun (person who engraves)
Swahili
1 entries- mchoraji noun (person who engraves)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
He is not only a calligrapher but also an engraver.
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He began his career as an illustrator and engraver, but in the late 1880s he traveled to Paris to study art.
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