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Meanings of metalsmith in English
Usage of metalsmith in English
1
Slavic fire god, mentioned earlier, who is also patron of the metalsmith.
2
Greek patron of all forms of the arts, but particularly of the metalsmith.
3
Initially seen as a supreme deity, he gradually became god of the metalsmith.
4
It was a helm of ancient design, well crafted by a skilled metalsmith.
5
Hindu metalsmith who built a bridge across the ocean with the help of monkeys.
6
He himself had been a metalsmith of some renown before his retirement some years earlier.
7
Forge had grown up with a metalsmith father and knew how enchanted ornaments were made.
8
They are Ursula Burke, who works primarily with porcelain, painter Paul Hallahan and metalsmith Cecilia Moore.
9
The metalsmith who made the original Liberty Bell.
10
No one greeted Flint, although there were several who had been long-standing customers of the dwarven metalsmith.
11
You were a metalsmith, praise Jesus!
12
Welsh metalsmith to the gods.
13
Or, he realized, a metalsmith.
14
Finnish god who gave fire to man and instructed in the mindful art of the metalsmiths.
15
Metalsmiths may also be called silversmiths, goldsmiths or coppersmiths, depending on the principal metal they work with.
16
When we return victorious to Caladan, our best metalsmiths will add a hawk sigil to the hilt.
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