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  1. incision:
  2. incise:
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Detailed Translations for incision from English to Dutch

incision:

incision [the ~] noun

  1. the incision (indentation; slash; cut; gash)
    de inkeping; de insnijding; de jaap; de snede; de snee
  2. the incision (cut; knife wound; wound)
    de snee; de snede; snijwond
  3. the incision (notch; groove; cut; )
    de inkeping; de keep; de kerf; de inkerving
  4. the incision (caesura)
    de cesuur
  5. the incision (incised wound; cut)
    het sneetje; het snijwondje

Translation Matrix for incision:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cesuur caesura; incision
inkeping cut; gash; groove; incision; indentation; nick; notch; score; slash cartel; carving; cavity; cleft; cranny; crevice; cut-away; fissure; gap; gash; hole; interstice; opening; saving
inkerving cut; gash; groove; incision; nick; notch; score; slash groove; nick; notch
insnijding cut; gash; incision; indentation; slash slash; slit
jaap cut; gash; incision; indentation; slash
keep cut; gash; groove; incision; nick; notch; score; slash cartel; notch
kerf cut; gash; groove; incision; nick; notch; score; slash
snede cut; gash; incision; indentation; knife wound; slash; wound
snee cut; gash; incision; indentation; knife wound; slash; wound piece of bread; piecie; slice of bread
sneetje cut; incised wound; incision piece of bread; piecie; slice of bread
snijwond cut; incision; knife wound; wound
snijwondje cut; incised wound; incision
- dent; prick; scratch; section; slit; surgical incision

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Synonyms for "incision":


Related Definitions for "incision":

  1. the cutting of or into body tissues or organs (especially by a surgeon as part of an operation)1
  2. a depression scratched or carved into a surface1

Wiktionary Translations for incision:

incision
noun
  1. insnijding

incise:

to incise verb (incises, incised, incising)

  1. to incise (groove; score)
    groeven; insnijden; inkerven
    • groeven verb (groef, groeft, groefde, groefden, gegroefd)
    • insnijden verb (snij in, snijdt in, sneed in, sneden in, ingesneden)
    • inkerven verb (kerf in, kerft in, kerfde in, kerfden in, ingekerfd)
  2. to incise (engrave; inscribe)
    graveren; met een stift inkrassen; griffen; griffelen

Conjugations for incise:

present
  1. incise
  2. incise
  3. incises
  4. incise
  5. incise
  6. incise
simple past
  1. incised
  2. incised
  3. incised
  4. incised
  5. incised
  6. incised
present perfect
  1. have incised
  2. have incised
  3. has incised
  4. have incised
  5. have incised
  6. have incised
past continuous
  1. was incising
  2. were incising
  3. was incising
  4. were incising
  5. were incising
  6. were incising
future
  1. shall incise
  2. will incise
  3. will incise
  4. shall incise
  5. will incise
  6. will incise
continuous present
  1. am incising
  2. are incising
  3. is incising
  4. are incising
  5. are incising
  6. are incising
subjunctive
  1. be incised
  2. be incised
  3. be incised
  4. be incised
  5. be incised
  6. be incised
diverse
  1. incise!
  2. let's incise!
  5. incised
  6. incising
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for incise:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
graveren engraving; incising; inscribing
groeven grooves; hollows
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
graveren engrave; incise; inscribe etch
griffelen engrave; incise; inscribe
griffen engrave; incise; inscribe
groeven groove; incise; score
inkerven groove; incise; score jag; notch
insnijden groove; incise; score nick; notch; score
met een stift inkrassen engrave; incise; inscribe

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Synonyms for "incise":


Related Definitions for "incise":

  1. make an incision into by carving or cutting1







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