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<!--1. The decorated cover of a book tooled with cubes or diamonds. RUSSIA LEATHER is often "diced" and diced calf has been used frequently since the first quarter of the 19th century. 2. A pattern ruled or embossed in leather in the form of diamond squares. 3. A pattern in publishers' book cloth, in the form of a bold diamond, popular between 1835 and 1845.--> | <!--1. The decorated cover of a book tooled with cubes or diamonds. RUSSIA LEATHER is often "diced" and diced calf has been used frequently since the first quarter of the 19th century. 2. A pattern ruled or embossed in leather in the form of diamond squares. 3. A pattern in publishers' book cloth, in the form of a bold diamond, popular between 1835 and 1845.--> | ||
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Translations for "diced pattern"
- English: diced pattern
- Danish: rudemonstret
- Dutch: geruit, verdeeld in ruiten
- French: damiers
- German: schachbrettartiges Muster
- Italian: a scacchi
- Latin: (translation needed)
- Spanish: cuadros (dibujo de)
- Swedish: rutor monster, rutor
