Definitions For Retable

Etymology 1

Ultimately from {{der, en, la, retrotabulum}}

Noun

RETABLE (plural RETABLEs) A table or shelf behind an altar, on which are placed images or holy objects A reredos

Translations

Basque: erretaula Catalan: retaule, m Czech: retabulum, n Danish: altertavle, c Dutch: retabel, n Esperanto: retablo Finnish: alttarikaappi French: retable, m German: Altarretabel, n Greek: ντοσάλε, n Hungarian: retabló Irish: clabhar altóra, m Italian: dossale, m, retablo, m, trittico, m, polittico, m Manx: skelloo altaragh, f Norwegian: : Bokmål: altertavle, m : Nynorsk: altartavle, m Polish: nastawa ołtarzowa, f Portuguese: retábulo, m Romanian: retablu, m Russian: ретабло, n, sc=Cyrl Slovak: retabulum, n Slovene: retabel Spanish: retablo, m Swedish: retabel, n, altaruppsats, c reredos

Etymology 2

re + table

Verb

retabl (transitive) To table again. : Politicians are keen to retable the bill.

Anagrams

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