layer

verb

Syllable Decomposition

layer

Etymology

from Old French laier.

Definitions

1. To trace a path, a ride in a forest. sylviculture: Layer un bois, une forêt.

2. To separate by a path a part of the wood intended to be sold.analogy

3. To mark the woods that must be spared in a cut.by extension

4. To dress the facing of a stone with a lathe. technique

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "layer"

Translations

swedish:utstämpla

See also

laye (v.) layes (v.) layée (v.) layées (v.) layant (v.) laye (cn.) layes (cn.) layez (v.) layent (v.) layais (v.) layait (v.) layions (v.) layiez (v.) layaient (v.) layai (v.) layas (v.) layâmes (v.) layâtes (v.) layèrent (v.) layerai (v.)