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cartouche
[ kahr-toosh ]
noun
- Architecture. a rounded, convex surface, usually surrounded with carved ornamental scrollwork, for receiving a painted or low-relief decoration, as an escutcheon.
- an oval or oblong figure, as on ancient Egyptian monuments, enclosing characters that represent the name of a sovereign.
- the case containing the inflammable materials in certain fireworks.
- a box for cartridges.
cartouche
/ 办蓱藧藞迟耻藧蕛 /
noun
- a carved or cast ornamental tablet or panel in the form of a scroll, sometimes having an inscription
- an oblong figure enclosing characters expressing royal or divine names in Egyptian hieroglyphics
- the paper case holding combustible materials in certain fireworks
- rare.a cartridge or a box for cartridges
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of cartouche1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of cartouche1
Example Sentences
鈥淚f you inspect the birth-name cartouche closely, you see clear, underlying traces of a reed leaf,鈥 he said in an email.
A pointed spear is planted in her left hand, a shieldlike cartouche in her right, its surface etched with the devastating Kavanaugh question, now permanently enshrined.
Some mud bricks bear the seal of King Amenhotep III鈥檚 cartouche, or name insignia.
The archaeological team dated the settlement through hieroglyphic inscriptions found on wine vessels, as well as rings, scarabs, pottery and mud bricks bearing the seals of King Amenhotep III鈥檚 cartouche, the statement said.
The archaeological team dated the settlement through hieroglyphic inscriptions found on wine vessels, rings, scarabs, pottery and mud bricks bearing the seals of King Amenhotep III鈥檚 cartouche, the statement said.
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