Definition
To mark or provide with a graticule (a grid pattern of lines); to create a lattice or grid structure on a surface.
Etymology
From Latin 'graticulum' (small grid, diminutive of 'cratis,' wicker) plus the verb suffix '-ate.' This technical term emerged in cartography and scientific work.
Kelly Says
Cartographers 'graticulate' maps by marking latitude and longitude lines—a technique that's been used for over 2,000 years to make maps transferable and searchable, basically the medieval version of adding GPS coordinates.
Translations
CACatalà
reticular
re-ti-ku-lar
CSČeština
sítkovitý
seet-ko-vee-tee
DADansk
gitteret
git-te-ret
DEDeutsch
gittrig
git-trig
ELΕλληνικά
διασπαρμένο
dee-as-par-men-o
ESEspañol
reticular
re-ti-ku-lar
FAفارسی
شبکهای
sheb-keh-ee
FISuomi
reikitellinen
re-i-ki-tel-li-nen
FRFrançais
graticulé
gra-tee-koo-lay
HEעברית
מרושת
me-ro-sheth
HIहिन्दी
जालीदार
ja-lee-da-ar
IDBahasa Indonesia
berjaring
ber-ja-ring
ITItaliano
graticolato
gra-tee-ko-la-to
KMKM
ប្រើប្រាស់
preu-prea-su
MRMR
जालीदार
ja-lee-da-ar
MSBahasa Melayu
berjaring
ber-ja-ring
NLNederlands
gegroefd
ge-groef-t
NONorsk
gitteret
git-te-ret
PLPolski
siatkowe
sye-at-ko-veh
PTPortuguês
graticulado
gra-tee-koo-la-doo
RORomână
reticulat
re-ti-ku-lat
RUРусский
сетчатое
set-cha-toe
SVSvenska
gallerat
gal-la-rat
SWKiswahili
mrengo
m-reh-ngo
TEతెలుగు
పలుచగా
pa-lu-cha-ga
THไทย
เป็นตาข่าย
pen ta-kha-ai
TRTürkçe
girdalı
gir-dah-lee
UKУкраїнська
мерех
me-reh