SAW

saw (English)

Pronunciation

  • - sô, - /sO:/
  • : Homophones: (in some non-rhotic accents): soar, sore
  • Rhymes: ɔː
  • - sô, - /sO/
  • - sä, - /sA:/
  • : (idiosyncratic, past tense of 'see')

    /sɑːl/

  • en-us-saw.ogg

    • Etymology 1

    From - sawe|lang=enm, from - saga|lang=ang, - |saw|lang=ang, from - sagô||sagō|saw|lang=en, from - sek-|to cut|lang=en
  • Holländska - -
    • - |saw|lang=nl, - - |saw|lang=de, - - |saw|lang=sv, - - |saw|lang=is, - - - secō|cut|lang=la.

    Noun

    A tool with a toothed blade used for cutting hard substances, in particular wood or metal

    A musical_saw.

    Derived terms

    Terms derived from saw (noun)

  • backsaw
  • band_saw
  • chainsaw
  • chop_saw
  • circular_saw
  • coping_saw
  • crosscut_saw
  • hacksaw
  • handsaw
  • hole_saw
  • Japanese-style handsaw
  • jigsaw
  • miter_saw, mitre_saw
  • power_saw
  • razor-tooth_saw
  • reciprocating_saw
  • rip_saw
  • sawbones
  • sawtooth
  • scroll_saw
  • table_saw

    • Translations

    tool

  • Arabiska - منشار
  • Armenian - սղոց|tr=sġoc'|sc=Armn
  • Azeri - mişar
  • Vitryska - піла
  • Bulgariska - трион
  • Catalan: serra
  • Chinese:
  • : Mandarin - 鋸子|sc=Hani, - 锯子|tr=jùzi|sc=Hani, - 鋸|sc=Hani, - 锯|tr=jù|sc=Hani
  • Tjeckiska - pila
  • Danska - sav
  • Holländska - zaag
  • Esperanto - segilo|xs=Esperanto
  • Estniska - saag
  • Faroese - sag|f
  • Finska - saha
  • Franska - scie
  • Georgian - ხერხი|tr=xerxi|sc=Geor
  • Tyska - Säge
  • Grekiska - πριόνι
  • Hebrew - מסור|m|tr=masor
  • Hindiska - आरा
  • Ungerska - fűrész
  • Isländska - sög
  • Indonesiska - gergaji
  • Italienska - sega
  • Japanska - 鋸
    • , のこぎり
  • Koreanska - 톱
  • Kurdish - mişar|f
  • Latin - serra
  • Lettiska - zāģis
  • Litauiska - pjūklas
  • Makedonska - пила
  • Malaysiska - gergaji
  • Maltesiska - serrieq
    • , sega
  • Persiska - اره
    • , منشار
  • Polska - piła
  • Portugisiska - serra
  • Portugisiska - serrote
  • Rumänska - ferăstrău
  • Ryska - пила
  • Serbo-Croatian:
  • : Cyrillic - пила|f, - жага|f, - тестера|f
  • : Roman - pila|f, - žaga|f, - testera|f
  • Sicilian - serra|f|xs=Sicilian
  • Slovakiska - píla
  • Slovenska - žaga
  • Spanska - sierra
  • Swahili - msumeno
  • Svenska - såg
  • Telugu: రంపము (raMpamu)
  • Thailändska - เลื่อย
  • Turkiska - testere
  • Turkmen - byçgy
  • Ukrainska - пила
  • Vietnamesiska - cưa
    • , cái cưa
  • West Frisian: seage

    • musical saw|musical saw

    Verb

    To cut (something) with a saw.

    To make a motion back and forth similar to cutting something with a saw.

  • The fiddler sawed away at his instrument.

    • To be cut with a saw.

  • The timber saws smoothly.

    • Related terms

  • saw_wood

    • Translations

    cut with a saw

  • American Sign Language - A@InsideShoulderhigh-PalmBack-FlatB@NearCenterChesthigh-PalmDown Frontandback|xs=American Sign Language
  • Arabiska - نشر
  • Bosnian - piliti, - žagati
  • Chinese:
  • : Mandarin - 鋸|sc=Hani, - 锯|tr=jù|sc=Hani
  • Holländska - zagen
  • Esperanto - segi|xs=Esperanto
  • Finska - sahata
  • Franska - scier
  • Tyska - sägen
  • Grekiska - πριονίζω
  • Ungerska - fűrészel
  • Isländska - saga
  • Italienska - segare
  • Japanska - 挽く
  • Japanska - 切る
  • Korean: 켜다 (kyeoda), 썰다 (sseolda)
  • Kurdish: mişar kirin, bi mişarê birrîn
  • Latin - serrare
  • Latvian: zāģēt
  • Makedonska - пили
  • Malaysiska - menggergaji
  • Persian:

    اره_كردن

    (arreh kardan)
  • Polska - piłować
  • Portugisiska - serrar
  • Russian - ru|пилить|tr=pilít’
  • Scottish Gaelic - sàbh
  • Sicilian - sirrari|xs=Sicilian
  • Slovenska - žagati
  • Spanska - serrar
  • Swahili - msumeno
  • Svenska - såga

    • make a motion back and forth as with a saw

  • Finska - sahata
  • Grekiska - πριονίζω
  • Korean: 켜다 (kyeoda) (e.g.: violin)
  • Swahili - msumeno

    • Etymology 2

    From - sawe|lang=enm, from - sagu|lang=ang, - |story, tale, saying, statement, report, narrative, tradition|lang=ang, from - sagō||sagōn|saying, story|lang=en, from - sekʷe-||skʷē-|to tell, talk|lang=en
  • Holländska - -
    • - |saga|lang=nl, - - |legend, saga, tale, fable|lang=de, - - |legend|lang=da, - - |story|lang=no, - - |story, tale, history|lang=is
  • Engelska - saga
    • , say.

    Noun

    Something spoken; speech, discourse.

    * 1485, w:Thomas_Malory|Sir_Thomas_Malory, Le Morte Darthur, Book V:

    *: And for thy trew sawys, and I may lyve many wynters, there was never no knyght better rewardid ....

    (often old saw) A saying or proverb.

    opinion, idea, belief; by thy ~, in your opinion; commune ~, common opinion; common knowledge; on no ~, by no means.

  • Þe more comoun sawe is þat Remus was i-slawe for he leep ouer þe newe walles of Rome. — Polychronicon Ranulphi Higden

    • proposal, suggestion; possibility.

  • All they assentyd to the sawe; They thoght he spake reson and lawe. — Earl of Toulouse

    • Synonyms

  • See also Wikisaurus:saying

    • Translations

    saying or proverb

  • Dutch: gezegde, spreuk, spreekwoord
  • Franska - proverbe
  • Tyska - Spruch
    • , Sprichwort
  • Grekiska - απόφθεγμα
  • Grekiska - ρήση
  • Indonesian: amsal, peri_bahasa, petitih
  • Italienska - adagio
  • Kurdish: pend

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  • Makedonska - поговорка
  • Makedonska - изрека
  • Makedonska - пословица
  • Portugisiska - provérbio
  • Ryska - пословица
    • , поговорка
  • Spanska - proverbio
  • Swahili - msumeno

    • Etymology 3

    See see.

    Verb

    saw

    see

    Statistics

  • - give|ever|156|saw|things|left|part

    • Anagrams

  • ASW#English|ASW
  • was#English|was
    • ----

    saw (Kurdish)

    Noun

    terror

    horror

    ----

    saw (Scots)

    Pronunciation

  • - lang=sco (Doric & most Southern Scots dialects)
  • - lang=sco (Central & some Southern Scots dialects)

    • Verb

    saw

    - lang=sco

    (N. & C. Scots) - lang=sco

    ang:saw simple:saw

    Fullständig information på

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