to inlay, set, or embed a smaller object into a larger one; to mount a jewel; to create a mosaic or tiling pattern

to insert, embed, or implant firmly into a surrounding mass

(electronics or computing) embedded; designed to perform a specific function within a larger system

to be nested; the process or structure of placing one object or structure inside another (e.g. in computing, mathematics, or linguistics)

picture or design made by inlaying small pieces of colored stone, glass, or ceramic; used primarily to decorate walls, floors, and ceilings

to inlay; to set an object into a surface to create a design or mosaic

advertising technique where branded goods or services are integrated into a movie, television show, or other media

built-in closet; fitted wardrobe

the process of forming a new word by blending or collapsing parts of existing words; telescoping

piece of material inserted into a surface for decoration; a block-shaped inlay

(literary) describes the steep and rugged appearance of mountains; jagged; cliff-like

the art of creating decorative designs by inlaying different colors of wood into furniture or floors; tarsia

a panel or board, such as for a wall or door; paneling

To set or inlay a surface with precious stones or decorative rocks; also refers to the inlaid stones themselves.

to inlay or tessellate patterns into a surface

firmly fixed in a surrounding mass

To inlay or set gold decorations into the surface of an object.

to decorate an object by embedding or inlaying materials like jewels or gold into its surface

Historic site in Tainan, Taiwan; originally built by the Dutch in 1653 as Fort Provintia, it served as a center of Dutch administration before being captured by Koxinga in 1661.

inlaid work; mosaic; marquetry or buhl