Carver: meaning, definitions and examples

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carver

[ ˈkɑːrvər ]

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woodworking

A person who carves wood, stone, or other materials into decorative or functional items.

Synonyms

artisan, craftsman, sculptor

Examples of usage

He is a talented carver who can create intricate designs on wood.
The carver used a chisel and mallet to shape the sculpture.

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history

A person who carves letters or designs into surfaces, typically on stone, wood, or metal.

Synonyms

engraver, etcher, scribe

Examples of usage

The ancient carver inscribed his name on the stone tablet.
The skilled carver engraved the intricate pattern on the metal plate.

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food

A tool used for slicing meat or poultry into thin pieces.

Synonyms

cutter, slicer

Examples of usage

The carver deftly sliced the roast beef for the dinner guests.
She used the electric carver to cut through the turkey effortlessly.

Translations

Translations of the word "carver" in other languages:

🇵🇹 talhador

🇮🇳 कटर

🇩🇪 Schnitzer

🇮🇩 pengukir

🇺🇦 різьбяр

🇵🇱 rzeźbiarz

🇯🇵 彫刻家

🇫🇷 sculpteur

🇪🇸 tallador

🇹🇷 oymacı

🇰🇷 조각가

🇸🇦 نحات

🇨🇿 řezbář

🇸🇰 rezbár

🇨🇳 雕刻家

🇸🇮 rezbar

🇮🇸 skúlptúr

🇰🇿 кесуші

🇬🇪 მოწყვეტილი

🇦🇿 oymaçı

🇲🇽 tallador

Word origin

The word 'carver' originated from the Old English word 'ceorfan' which means 'to cut'. It has been used for centuries to refer to individuals skilled in carving various materials. From woodworking to sculpture to food preparation, the term 'carver' has evolved to encompass a wide range of meanings and uses.