cuneiform
1cu·ne·i·form
adjective \kyü-ˈnē-ə-ˌfȯrm, ˈkyü-n(ē-)ə-\Definition of CUNEIFORM
1
: having the shape of a wedge
2
: composed of or written in wedge-shaped characters <cuneiform syllabary>
Origin of CUNEIFORM
probably from French cunéiforme, from Middle French, from Latin cuneus + Middle French -iforme -iform
First Known Use: 1677
Rhymes with CUNEIFORM
2cuneiform
nounDefinition of CUNEIFORM
1
: a cuneiform part; specifically : a cuneiform bone or cartilage
2
: cuneiform writing
First Known Use of CUNEIFORM
1808
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