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1. (n.) millstone
either of a pair of circular stones between which grain or another substance is ground, as in a mill.
2. millstone
anything that grinds or crushes.
3. millstone
any heavy mental or emotional burden: a millstone around one's neck.
Etymology: (bef. 1050)
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| Definition of 'Millstone' |
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1. (noun) albatross, millstone
(figurative) something that hinders or handicaps
"she was an albatross around his neck"
2. (noun) millstone
any load that is difficult to carry
3. (noun) millstone
one of a pair of heavy flat disk-shaped stones that are rotated against one another to grind the grain
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| Definition of 'Millstone' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Millstone
one of two circular stones used for grinding grain or other substance
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Sense: one of the two large, heavy stones used in an old-fashioned mill for grinding grain.
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Afrikaans: meulsteen |
Arabic: رَحى، حَجَر الرَّحى |
Bulgarian: воденичен камък |
Brazilian: mó |
Czech: mlýnský kámen |
German: der Mühlstein |
Danish: møllesten |
Greek: μυλόπετρα |
Spanish: piedra de molino |
Estonian: veskikivi |
Farsi: سنگ اسیاب |
Finnish: myllynkivi |
French: meule |
Hebrew: אֶבֶן-רֵיחַייִם |
Hindi: चक्की का पत्थर |
Croatian: mlinski kamen,žrvanj |
Hungarian: malomkő |
Indonesian: batu gilingan |
Icelandic: myllu-/kvarnarsteinn |
Italian: macina, mola |
Japanese: 石うす |
Korean: 맷돌의 돌 |
Lithuanian: girnapusė, girna |
Latvian: dzirnakmens |
Malay: batu pengisar |
Dutch: molensteen |
Norwegian: mølle-/kvernstein |
Polish: kamień młyński |
Persian: سنگ اسیاب |
Pashto: د ژرندى ډبره |
Portuguese: mó |
Romanian: piatră de moară |
Russian: жёрнов |
Slovak: mlynský kameň |
Slovenian: mlinski kamen |
Serbian: vodenični kamen |
Swedish: kvarnsten |
Thai: แผ่นหินกลมหนาของโม่หิน |
Turkish: değirmen taşı |
Taiwanese: 石磨 |
Ukrainian: жорно |
Urdu: چکّی کے دونوں پاٹوں میں س |
Vietnamese: đá cối xay |
Chinese: 磨石 |
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