Noun:

ನೈಫ್ ಹ್ಯಾಂಡಲ್,

knife handle's Usage Examples:

The first products were small wares, cups, snuffboxes and their lids, cane heads, doorknobs, knife handles and the like.

The timber is also used for inlays and in the manufacture of high-end furniture (especially by contemporary Arts and Crafts artists), on high-end woodworking tools such as the front knobs and rear handles of smooth planes, knife handles and medium-end tobacco pipes.

microblades were found along with diverse artifacts: needles, awls, and a bone knife handle.

It was then broken up with a knife handle or other utensil and placed into smaller, individual salt cellars, often.

Birchbark knife handle.

device to hold it in position (other than the frictional pressures of the knife handle).

The secretarybird is depicted on an ivory knife handle recovered from Abu Zaidan in Upper Egypt, dating to the Naqada III culture.

comb and several knife handles (e.

digestive disorders; bone-cutting for knife handles brings with it headache, biliousness, and among girls, of whom many are employed, anæmia.

kwetambrom kwetakr ‘house’ pr prdom prkon ‘jungle’ gwek gwekrom gwekigon ‘knife handle’ tam tabrom tatom ‘lake’ kesif kesifrom kesifkon ‘leech’ piar piardom.

The knife handle is historically made from birch burl and is thick and egg-shaped in cross-section.

products were small wares, cups, snuffboxes and their lids, cane heads, doorknobs, knife handles and the like.

manner similar to the liner lock but uses a partial cutout of the actual knife handle, rather than a separate liner inside the handle to hold the blade in.

Synonyms:

genus Ensis, Ensis, clam, jackknife clam, razor clam,

Antonyms:

spread,