#amildui
- To file — To subject a material, object, or surface to a rough finishing process through friction or smoothing; to file, grind, or polish in a rudimentary manner using coarse tools to eliminate prominent rough edges. Figuratively or contextually, the term can describe the act of patiently shaping, adjusting, or correcting the features of an object or character.
- Filing — The act of amilduing and its result; the mechanical or manual process of smoothing, filing, or partially grinding a textile, wooden, or metallic piece. It represents a preliminary technological stage where coarse irregularities are removed before fine polishing or aesthetic finishing of the product.
- Rough-filed — Having undergone the process of amilduire; a material, object, or surface that has been roughly smoothed, filed, or ground down with coarse tools to remove prominent irregularities. Contextually, it applies to wood, metal, or stone elements in a preliminary stage of finishing.