Definition of skiagrapher in English:

skiagrapher

(also skiographer, sciographer, sciagrapher)

noun skʌɪˈaɡrəfə

1A person skilled at making sundials and in the art of dialling.
2Art. An artist skilled at using shading to convey perspective.
3Medicine. A person skilled in the use of X-rays; = "radiographer". Now chiefly historical.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Leybourn (1626–1716). From ancient Greek σκιά shadow + -grapher, after skiagraphy and Hellenistic Greek σκιαγράϕος (later σκιογράϕος, attested in variant readings in the Septuagint) perspective-painter, scene-painter.

Definition of skiagrapher in US English:

skiagrapher

(also skiographer, sciographer, sciagrapher)

nounskʌɪˈaɡrəfə

1A person skilled at making sundials and in the art of dialling.
2Art. An artist skilled at using shading to convey perspective.
3Medicine. A person skilled in the use of X-rays; = "radiographer". Now chiefly historical.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Leybourn (1626–1716). From ancient Greek σκιά shadow + -grapher, after skiagraphy and Hellenistic Greek σκιαγράϕος (later σκιογράϕος, attested in variant readings in the Septuagint) perspective-painter, scene-painter.

单词	skiagrapher
释义	Definition of skiagrapher in English: skiagrapher (also skiographer, sciographer, sciagrapher) noun skʌɪˈaɡrəfə 1A person skilled at making sundials and in the art of dialling. 2Art. An artist skilled at using shading to convey perspective. 3Medicine. A person skilled in the use of X-rays; = "radiographer". Now chiefly historical. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Leybourn (1626–1716). From ancient Greek σκιά shadow + -grapher, after skiagraphy and Hellenistic Greek σκιαγράϕος (later σκιογράϕος, attested in variant readings in the Septuagint) perspective-painter, scene-painter. Definition of skiagrapher in US English: skiagrapher (also skiographer, sciographer, sciagrapher) nounskʌɪˈaɡrəfə 1A person skilled at making sundials and in the art of dialling. 2Art. An artist skilled at using shading to convey perspective. 3Medicine. A person skilled in the use of X-rays; = "radiographer". Now chiefly historical. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Leybourn (1626–1716). From ancient Greek σκιά shadow + -grapher, after skiagraphy and Hellenistic Greek σκιαγράϕος (later σκιογράϕος, attested in variant readings in the Septuagint) perspective-painter, scene-painter.
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