تمثال، تمثال تهيه كردن، پيكر، پيكرك، صورت

The following video provides you with the correct English pronunciation of the word "effigy", to help you become a better English speaker.

"effigie"–not much changed from the original Latin effigies "likeness," the noun from effingere "to portray," comprising ex- "out (of)" + fingere "to shape." The root of "fingere" comes from Proto-Indo-European *dheigh- "to shape or form" with nasalization (the [n]). It shows up in Old English dæge "(bread) kneader, shaper" without that [n]. Now, when "dæge" was combined with the word for bread, "hlaf" (the origin of the modern word "loaf"), the result in Old English was hlæfdige "bread-kneader." Later on, the meaning drifted to "mistress of the household" and, with the loss of the [h] and [f], it came down to us as "lady"—a person least likely to knead (or need) bread.

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ham-(cehra-)mân-and (pbp.)
temsâl (ar.)

[.n]: تصوير برجسته ، صورت ، تمثال تهيه کردن ، پيکرک
{معمارى}: چهره برجسته روى س که

   تمثال‌، صورت‌، پيكر، تمثال‌ تهيه‌ كردن‌، پيكرك‌.
  

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تصوير برجسته ،صورت ،تمثال تهيه کردن ،پيکرک
معمارى : چهره برجسته روى سکه

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