first table
noun
The first part of the Ten Commandments, relating to religious duties (thought to have occupied the first of the two stone tablets of Moses).
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator.
- image worship
- image-worshipper
- image-worshipping
- imagey
- imagic
- imaginability
- imaginable
- imaginably
- imaginal
- imaginal disc
- imaginant
- imaginarian
- imaginarily
- imaginary
- imaginary number
- imaginate
- imagination
- imaginational
- imaginative
- imaginatively
- imaginativeness
- imaginator
- imaginatory
- imagine
- imagineer