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| + | In Hertzberger's dictionary, this was awkwardly phrased as "ribbed back", but has been changed here to mean a spine with raised bands. For translations of the raised bands themselves, see [[raised bands]], or [[bands]]. | ||
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===Related terms=== | ===Related terms=== | ||
| − | + | [[raised bands]], [[spine]] | |
==Translations== | ==Translations== | ||
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English
Noun
In Hertzberger's dictionary, this was awkwardly phrased as "ribbed back", but has been changed here to mean a spine with raised bands. For translations of the raised bands themselves, see raised bands, or bands.
Synonyms
Related terms
Translations
- Danish: ryg med ophøjede bind<ref name="Hertzberger">Hertzberger, Menno. Dictionnaire À L'usage De La Librairie Ancienne: Pour Les Langues: Française, Anglaise, Allemande, Suédoise, Danoise, Italienne, Espagnole, Hollandaise. Paris: Ligue Internationale de la Librairie Ancienne, 1956. Print.</ref>
- Dutch: geribde rug<ref name="Hertzberger" />
- French: dos à nerfs<ref name="Hertzberger" />
- German: Rücken mit Bunden<ref name="Hertzberger" />
- Italian: dorso a nervi<ref name="Hertzberger" />
- Latin: (translation needed)
- Spanish: lomo en compartimientos<ref name="Hertzberger" />
- Swedish: med upphöjda bind<ref name="Hertzberger" />
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