rader

verb

Syllable Decomposition

rader

Etymology

from the Latin radere (to shave).

Definitions

1. To pass a rule or other instrument over the surface of a measure full to the brim of grains, salt, etc., to obtain the exact measure. commerce: Rader du grain, du sel, etc.

2. To split a block of stone or marble by cutting it on two opposite faces. sculpture

3. To make a ship enter a roadstead. marine

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "rader"

See also

radons (cn.) radons (v.) radée (v.) radées (v.) radant (v.) radez (v.) radent (v.) radais (v.) radait (v.) radions (v.) radiez (v.) radaient (v.) radai (v.) radas (v.) radâmes (v.) radâtes (v.) radèrent (v.) raderai (v.) raderas (v.) radera (v.)