Translation for 'ledger stone' from English to French

ledger stone

pierre {f} du grand livre

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ledger

livre {m} comptablecompt.

grand livre {m} [aussi : grand-livre]compt.

registre {m} comptablecompt.

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stone

pierre {f}

boundary stone

borne {f} [autour d'une propriété]

stepping stone

marchepied {m} [aussi fig.]

building stone

pierre {f} à bâtirmatériel

semiprecious stone

pierre {f} durematérielminér.

pierre {f} fineminér.

amazon stone

amazonite {f} [KAlSi3O8]minér.

stone-deaf

sourd comme un pot {adj} [fam.]

complètement sourd {adj}

mossy stone

pierre {f} moussue

stone saw

scie {f} de tailleur de pierreoutil.

engraved stone

pierre {f} gravéematériel

stone pine

pin {m} parasol [Pinus pinea]bot.T

polishing stone

polissoir {m}archéo.

(stone) sucker

lamproie {f} marine [Petromyzon marinus]zool.T

stone eel

lamproie {f} fluviatile [Lampetra fluviatilis, syn. : L. opisthodon, Ammocoetes communis, Petromyzon argenteus, P. branchialis, P. fluviatilis, P. macrops]zool.T

lamproie {f} de rivière [Lampetra fluviatilis, syn. : L. opisthodon, Ammocoetes communis, Petromyzon argenteus, P. branchialis, P. fluviatilis, P. macrops]zool.T

• Beneath the choir stalls is the ledger stone of Thomas Burneby and under the lectern is the ledger stone of Richard Burnby 1603.
• In the form of a ledger stone, with lettering by Lida Cardozo Kindersley, this was finally unveiled on 12 August 2018 by Philip Pullman, President of the Blake Society.
• A ledger-stone marks his grave in the church of this village.
• The inlay itself has been lost, but the ledger stone survives and shows the imprint of a coat of arms and a knight in armour, believed to be Virginia governor George Yeardley (d. ...
• indent) of a now lost monumental brass shrouded demi-effigy on the ledger stone slab commemorating "John the Smith" (c.1370) at Brightwell Baldwin in Oxfordshire.

• A ledger stone for one of the le Bretons of Jersey survives in St.
• There are several memorials inside the church, one of the most striking being that of John Luke Iselin in the form of a black ledger stone of marble in the central aisle of the nave.
• On the ledger stone on top of the chest tomb are various monumental brasses, set into the slab, the main ones showing John Tame and his wife standing facing each other.
• His inscribed ledger stone displaying his arms was discovered in 1925, in excellent condition, and was lowered slightly below floor-level to protect it from future foot-fall wear and covered by an iron grille.
• A ledger stone or ledgerstone is an inscribed stone slab usually laid into the floor of a church to commemorate or mark the place of the burial of an important deceased person.

• At this ceremony David laid a wreath at the ledger stone commemorating the 55,000 men of Bomber Command who lost their lives.
• It may have been the severity of this fine which caused him to sell the manor to his cousin Sir Arthur Northcote, 2nd Baronet (1628–1688), whose large inscribed slate ledger stone and funeral helm survives in King's Nympton Church, the place of his burial.
• On top between the two angels was formerly a shield showing the quarterings as sculpted in relief on the ledger stone of his father before the altar in the same church.
• There is a flat stone slab or ledger stone in the floor of the church near the altar, which commemorates the life of Richard Earle Bart., who died in March 1667.
• The nave contains a ledger stone with a brass of Margaret de Camois (died 1310).