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Meaning of tesoira | Babel Free

Noun feminine CEFR B1

teˈsojɾa

Definitions

scissors, shears
feminine, plural-normally
rafter
feminine
Equivalent to 'Scissors': A tool used for cutting thin material, consisting of two crossing blades attached at a pivot point in such a way that the blades slide across each...

Equivalents

العربية مقراض

Български но́жица

Bosanski Čabar oka tra trave ножица сплав

Català biga cisalla jàssera tisora tisores

Čeština krokev

Cymraeg tulath

Dansk spær

Deutsch Schere Sparren

Ελληνικά περικόπτω ψαλίδα ψαλίδι ψαλιδίζω

English Rafter Scissor Scissors Shears

Esperanto ĉevrono

Español cizalla cizallas hacer la tijera hacer la tijereta jácena tijera viga

Suomi keritsimet lammasraudat leikata saksata sakset saksia saksittaa selkäpuu yläpaarre

Français chevron cisaille cisailles ciseau scissor

Gaeilge deimheas rachta

Gàidhlig cabar deamhas

Galego cango tallante tesoiras

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi kua

עברית מזמרה

Hrvatski Čabar oka tra trave ножица сплав

Magyar olló

Íslenska klippur

Italiano cesoia cesoie forbice forbici forbici all'antica passafuori puntone trave

日本語剪垂木鋏

한국어 서까래

Kurdî heke mertek şax sax

Latina forfex trabs

Latviešu dzirkles

Te Reo Māori heke kutikuti oka

Македонски скеле сплав

Bahasa Melayu kasau

Nederlands dakspant

Polski krokiew nożyce sekator

Português caibro tesoura de tosquiar trave viga

Română căprior foarfece

Русский балка ножницы стропи́ло

Shqip tra

Српски Čabar oka tra trave ножица сплав

Svenska klipp sax saxa saxblad skälm skänkel sparre

தமிழ் கை கைமரம்

తెలుగు వాసము

ไทย จันทัน

Tagalog balakilan gunting

Türkçe makas mertek

Українська ножиці

Examples

“dous piliquos et hua pele falisa et tres teseyras et huun coytelo de tallar”

two hides and a pelt and three scissors and a knife for cutting

CEFR level

Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.

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