saw in Swahili
saw in Swahili is msumeno — saw means a hand or power tool with a toothed or abrasive blade, used for cutting hard materials like wood or metal.
saw in Swahili
msumeno
tool
What does "saw" mean?
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noun A hand or power tool with a toothed or abrasive blade, used for cutting hard materials like wood or metal.
"He used a saw to cut the plank in half."
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verb To cut something using a saw, or to make a back-and-forth motion like sawing.
"She sawed through the branch in a few strokes."
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noun An old saying or proverb.
"His grandfather was full of old saws about hard work and patience."
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saw in a sentence
- He used a saw to cut the plank in half.
- Pass me the saw, and I'll trim the end of this board.
- She sawed through the branch in a few strokes.
- The violinist sawed away at the strings.
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What is "saw" in Swahili?
"saw" in Swahili is msumeno. saw means: A hand or power tool with a toothed or abrasive blade, used for cutting hard materials like wood or metal.
How do you use "saw" in a sentence?
Example: "He used a saw to cut the plank in half." In Swahili, "saw" is msumeno.
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