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.
This catch is used as a stop for the drawer.
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.