Question 1

Where does the French word "enclume" come from?

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from the Late Latin incudinem, from incus ("anvil"). The anatomical sense appears in the 17th century.

Question 2

What words are synonyms of the French word "enclume"?

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Question 3

What is the plural of the French word "enclume"?

Accepted Answer

enclumes

Question 4

What is the definition of the French word "enclume"?

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A mass of iron, usually mounted on a wooden block, on which iron, silver and other metals are beaten to give them a certain shape, or to harden them.
A flat iron tool used by roofers to cut slates and by those who shape ferrets.
A small metal part in a cartridge that is between the primer and the gunpowder.
A bone of the middle ear that has a certain resemblance to an anvil.
A person who cannot swim.
A person with limited or slow comprehension.
A sexual position where the woman lies on her back, her legs spread apart from her partner who faces her, with her feet or heels on his shoulders.

Question 5

How to translate "enclume" into italian?

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incudine

Question 6

How do you say "enclume" in spanish?

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yunque

Question 7

How to translate "enclume" into portuguese?

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bigorna

Question 8

How do you translate "enclume" into german?

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Dummkopf

Question 9

How to translate "enclume" into russian?

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наковальня

Question 10

What is the translation of "enclume" into english?

Accepted Answer

thickhead

enclume

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