emboss
/ɛmˈboʊs/Definitions
1. verb
to raise or impress a design, letter, or other device on a surface, especially by hammering, as in metalworking or printing.
“The craftsman spent hours embossing intricate patterns onto the silver buckle.”
2. noun
an embossed design or pattern, especially on a coin or a metal object.
“The museum exhibited a collection of antique coins featuring elaborate embosses.”
3. verb
to add an embossed design or pattern to (something).
“The designer decided to emboss the company logo onto the invitation cards.”