forty-five degree angle
Only when written 留め
Specific to the kanji 留め; refers to a 45-degree angle cut or joint, often in woodworking or construction. Rare standalone use; mostly in technical compounds.
I sent the package to be held for pickup at the post office.
書道では、とめ、はね、はらいが基本です。
In calligraphy, stops, sweeps, and releases are fundamental.
Could you send the package to be held at the post office?
A miter joint is a method of joining wood by cutting it at a 45-degree angle.
bring down; kill; shoot dead
coherence; focus; point
poste restante; general delivery; counter collection
write down; note down; record
French knot
fastener; clasp; latch; catch
arbitrator; mediator; person who settles a dispute
one's own bath; private bath · reusing yesterday's bath water · monthly pass for a public bath
clasp; latch; catch; fastener
pin; fastening pin
chock; wheel stop; parking curb · linchpin
hair clip; barrette; hair slide; hair band
hairpin; bobby pin
mitre joint; miter joint
Standard kanji spelling for most senses; used in news and high-frequency contexts.
Alternate kanji for the 'stop' sense, though 留め is more common overall.
Nominalized form of verb 留める (とめる, 'to stop, to fasten'). The kanji 留 carries meanings of 'detain, fasten, halt', while 止め is used for the 'stop' sense specifically.