IPA: /ˈveɪnər/
KK: /ˈveɪnər/
A small tool with a V-shaped blade used for carving wood.
The artist used a veiner to create intricate designs on the wooden surface.
The word 'veiner' comes from Old French 'veine' (meaning vein), which itself derives from Latin 'vena' (meaning vein or channel). The suffix '-er' indicates a person or thing associated with the root. Therefore, 'veiner' refers to something or someone associated with veins, typically in the context of a person who works with veins, such as in the culinary arts or in anatomy.
Think of 'vein' as a channel in the body, and remember that a 'veiner' is someone or something related to those channels.