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stemple

stemple

9.9
A tool that presses a design into leather, metal, or paper
  • noun
  • UK
translation icon : sello
  • Each leather wallet was marked with a logo using a heated stemple.

Examples

  • She carefully aligned the stemple before imprinting the design onto the paper.

  • The artist used a stemple to create intricate designs.

  • The craftsman pressed the stemple into the metal to create a decorative pattern.

  • Can you hand me the stemple?

  • The craftsman pressed the stemple into the metal to create a decorative pattern.

  • Each leather wallet was marked with a logo using a heated stemple.

  • She carefully aligned the stemple before imprinting the design onto the paper.

Synonyms

stamp
vsstemple
36 1.5

A tool that makes a mark or design by pressing into a surface

is made of metal and used specifically on metal, leather, or paper

How Decorative

engraving
25 4.1
stemple
  • UK
9.9
stamp
36 1.5

Surface Forms

stemple singular
stamples plural

Etymology

Stemple (marking tool) comes from the same Dutch or German stempel, which meant 'stamp' or 'seal'. Like the common English word stamp, a stemple is pressed into metal, leather, or paper to leave a clear, lasting mark.