blacksmith in Japanese
blacksmith in Japanese is 蹄鉄工, 鍛冶屋 — blacksmith means a person who forges and shapes iron by heating it and hammering it, traditionally making tools, horseshoes, and fittings.
blacksmith in Japanese
蹄鉄工
Pronounced: teitetsukō
鍛冶屋
Pronounced: kajiya
A person who forges iron.
What does "blacksmith" mean?
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noun A person who forges and shapes iron by heating it and hammering it, traditionally making tools, horseshoes, and fittings.
"The village blacksmith made a new set of horseshoes for the farm horses."
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verb To work at forging and shaping iron.
"He spent his summers blacksmithing at a living-history museum."
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blacksmith in a sentence
- The village blacksmith made a new set of horseshoes for the farm horses.
- She trained as a blacksmith and now forges custom garden gates.
- He spent his summers blacksmithing at a living-history museum.
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What is "blacksmith" in Japanese?
"blacksmith" in Japanese is 蹄鉄工, 鍛冶屋. blacksmith means: A person who forges and shapes iron by heating it and hammering it, traditionally making tools, horseshoes, and fittings.
How do you pronounce 蹄鉄工?
"blacksmith" in Japanese is 蹄鉄工, pronounced "teitetsukō".
How do you use "blacksmith" in a sentence?
Example: "The village blacksmith made a new set of horseshoes for the farm horses." In Japanese, "blacksmith" is 蹄鉄工, 鍛冶屋.
Are there other ways to say "blacksmith" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "blacksmith": 蹄鉄工, 鍛冶屋.
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