English
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Etymology
Old English æl, from Germanic *ælo. Cognate with German Ahle.
Pronunciation
IPA|/É:l/
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-ÉËl|-ÉËl
Noun
en-noun
- A pointed instrument for piercing small holes, as in leather or wood; used by shoemakers, saddlers, cabinetmakers, etc. The blade is differently shaped and pointed for different uses, as in the brad awl, saddler's awl, shoemaker's awl, etc.
Translations
trans-top|a pointed instrument
Chinese: éå, é¥å (zhuÄ«zÇ)
Croatian: t-|hr|Å¡ilo|n
Dutch: t+|nl|els|m
Finnish: t+|fi|naskali
French: t+|fr|alêne|f
German: t-|de|Ahle|f
Greek: ÏοÏβλί (souvlÃ) n
Hungarian: t+|hu|ár
Italian: punteruolo m
Japanese: çªããã (tsukigiri)
Korean: ì¡ê³³ (songgot)
trans-mid
Maltese: timplor m
Novial: alene
Old English: t-|ang|æl|m|f|xs=Old English
Old High German: ala f
Old Norse: alr m
Polish: szydÅo n
Portuguese: furador m
Russian: t+|ru|Ñило|n|trÅ¡Ãlo|scCyrl
Serbian: t-|sr|Å¡ilo
Spanish: lezna f
Swedish: t-|sv|syl|c
trans-bottom
Category:Tools
bg:awl
de:awl
fr:awl
gl:awl
io:awl
pl:awl
ru:awl
fi:awl
te:awl
vi:awl
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