Amaltesar

Meaning of the word

AMALTESAR is a direct transitive verb that means polishing, lining or shining something, especially precious metals such as gold and silver.

Origin of the word

The word “amaltesar” originates in the Latin “amalgamare”, which means mixing or combining. However, over time, the term has acquired the specific sense of precious metals.

Word adverbs

– Carefully amaltester
– AMALTESAR quickly
– AMALTESAR SKILL

Conjunctions of the word

– AMALTESAR AND POLICE
– AMALTESAR OR LUSTRATE
– AMALTESAR but not scratching

Synonyms of the word

– To polish
– Lust
– Give shine
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– Brunir

Word Definitions

1. Give shine or polish something, especially precious metals.
2. Perform a thorough work of polishing objects.

Phrases that the word applies

The goldsmith amaltested the jewel until it shone intensely.
– She spent hours amaltesing the old silverware of the family.
The artisan amaltested the object so carefully that he looked new.

Examples of the word in text

Goldsmiths spent hours amaltesing the gold ring, leaving it with impeccable shine.

To properly amaltesing, it is necessary to use specific products and appropriate techniques.

Rhymes with the word

– Shine
– To polish
– Lust
– Reluce
– Fulce

Anagrams with the word

– Maltesar
– Maltesar
– Maltare
– Maltare

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