Anbindeöse

tie-off eyebolt, anchor eye

noun AN-bin-de-oe-ze Rare

Usage Note

Anbindeöse denotes a metal loop or ring fixed to a wall or ceiling used to secure ropes, safety lines, or scaffolding; common in construction safety and workshop settings.

Examples

"An der Anbindeöse wurde das Sicherungsseil befestigt."

Natural Translation

The safety rope was attached to the tie-off eyebolt.

Literal Translation

To the tie-off-eye was the safety-rope fastened.

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