gimbal – English noun declension

English noun forms of gimbal

Noun: gimbal
Singulargimbal
Pluralgimbals

Sample Sentences

  • The lamp wriggled in its gimbals, the barometer swung in circles, the table altered its slant every moment […] [1902, Joseph Conrad, chapter II, in Typhoon:]
  • 1934, A. E. W. Mason, “The Chronometer,” Chapter II, in Dilemmas, London: Hodder & Stoughton,
  • He lifted the chronometer off the gimbals on which it was slung in the mahogany case and showed the number engraved upon the bottom.

Etymology

Alteration of gemel, from Old French gemel, jumel (“twin”) (French jumeau), from Latin gemellus. See: Latin Nouns 'gemellus'.

Verbs referencing "gimbal"

Spanish Nouns gemelo, Finnish Nouns gimbaali.