liniał

liniał
m IV, D. -u, Ms. \liniałale; lm M. -y
«przyrząd w kształcie listwy do wykreślania, mierzenia prostych linii; linia»

Liniał drewniany, metalowy.

Liniał z podziałką centymetrową.

techn. Liniał pomiarowy «przyrząd pomocniczy w postaci stalowego lub żeliwnego pręta o przekroju prostokątnym lub kształtowym, używany w pomiarach (sprawdzaniu) prostoliniowości, płaskości powierzchni lub do pomiarów kątów»
niem.

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