billhook in Japanese
billhook in Japanese is 鉈, 鉈鎌 — billhook means an agricultural hand tool whose curved, hooked blade is swung to cut through thick woody stems.
billhook in Japanese
鉈
Pronounced: nata
鉈鎌
Pronounced: natagama
What does "billhook" mean?
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noun An agricultural hand tool whose curved, hooked blade is swung to cut through thick woody stems.
"He cleared the brambles from the hedge line with a billhook."
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noun The hooked component that ties the knot in a baler's or reaper-binder's knotter.
"The mechanic checked the billhook on the baler before the knotter jammed again."
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billhook in a sentence
- He cleared the brambles from the hedge line with a billhook.
- The billhook needs a sharp edge to cut through woody stems cleanly.
- The mechanic checked the billhook on the baler before the knotter jammed again.
- A worn billhook can stop the machine from tying a secure knot.
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What is "billhook" in Japanese?
"billhook" in Japanese is 鉈, 鉈鎌. billhook means: An agricultural hand tool whose curved, hooked blade is swung to cut through thick woody stems.
How do you pronounce 鉈?
"billhook" in Japanese is 鉈, pronounced "nata".
How do you use "billhook" in a sentence?
Example: "He cleared the brambles from the hedge line with a billhook." In Japanese, "billhook" is 鉈, 鉈鎌.
Are there other ways to say "billhook" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "billhook": 鉈, 鉈鎌.
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