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spatula in Finnish

spatula in Finnish is lasta, palettiveitsi, spaatteli — spatula means a flat-bladed kitchen tool with a long handle, used for flipping, lifting, or spreading food.

spatula in Finnish

lasta
noun
(cookware) A kitchen utensil consisting of a flat surface attached to a long handle, used for turning, lifting, or stirring food.
palettiveitsi
noun
(dated) A palette knife.
spaatteli
noun
(chemistry) A thin hand tool, often made of nickel, for handling chemicals or other materials, when weighing, etc.

What does "spatula" mean?

  1. noun A flat-bladed kitchen tool with a long handle, used for flipping, lifting, or spreading food.
    "She flipped the pancake with a spatula."
  2. noun A flat, blunt tool used for scraping, mixing, or applying substances outside the kitchen, such as in a lab or a doctor's office.
    "The doctor used a wooden spatula to press down her tongue."
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spatula in a sentence

  • She flipped the pancake with a spatula.
  • The doctor used a wooden spatula to press down her tongue.

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What is "spatula" in Finnish?
"spatula" in Finnish is lasta, palettiveitsi, spaatteli. spatula means: A flat-bladed kitchen tool with a long handle, used for flipping, lifting, or spreading food.
How do you use "spatula" in a sentence?
Example: "She flipped the pancake with a spatula." In Finnish, "spatula" is lasta, palettiveitsi, spaatteli.
Are there other ways to say "spatula" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "spatula": lasta, palettiveitsi, spaatteli.
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