- as: "A
flatish [sic] stone, of very
great bulk, with a
square hole or
mortaise, in the centre,
wherein was let the foot of the
upright stone or tenon...
-
something is ****ed to form a joint",
comes from c. 1400 from Old
French '
mortaise' (13th century),
possibly from
Arabic 'murtazz', "fastened", past participle...
-
Manson as
Helga 28 "The
Mortaise Fair"
Lawrence Huntingdon Leslie Poynton 30 March 1957 (1957-03-30)
While visiting Mortaise Castle,
Queen Guinevere is...
- The
inhabitants of the
commune are
known as Aigues-Mortais or Aigues-
Mortaises in French. The
Occitan Aigas Mortas is
equivalent to
toponymic types in...
-
navale antique: de l'****emblage par
ligatures à l'****emblage par
tenons et
mortaises [An
example of the
evolution of
ancient shipbuilding techniques: from...
- sont constituées de
montant en bois de frêne ou de hêtre, ****embles par
mortaises,
tenons et chevilles » Musée de l'Aventure Peugeot. The
exhibit label...
