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blunt {adj} [e.g. knife, pencil]
3836
stumpf [z. B. Messer, Bleistift]
dull {adj} [knife; colour, hair]
922
stumpf [Messer; Farbe, Haar]
mycol. mushroom {adj} [attr.] [e.g. dish, sauce, knife, hunter, poisoning]
74
Pilz- [z. B. Gericht, Sauce, Messer, Sammler, Vergiftung]
ground {adj} {past-p} [a knife etc.]
68
geschliffen
gastr. table {adj} [attr.] [e.g. knife, water, mustard, music]
35
Tafel- [Tisch-; z. B. Messer, Wasser, Senf, Musik]
sharpened {adj} {past-p} [knife etc.]
26
geschliffen [geschärft (Messer etc.)]
fruit {adj} [attr.] [e.g. cultivation, dealer, grower, knife]
19
Obst- [z. B. Anbau, Händler, Bauer, Messer]
holstered {adj} [pistol, knife, etc.]im Holster [nachgestellt] [Pistole, Messer usw.]
Verbs
to grind [a knife etc.]
951
schleifen [Messer etc.]
gastr. to chop sth. [using a mincing knife]
369
etw. wiegen [mit Wiegemesser zerkleinern]
to grind [knife etc.]
368
schärfen
to thrust [with knife]
267
stechen [mit Messer]
to edge sth. [grind, e.g. a knife]
47
etw. schleifen [schärfen]
to draw sth. [knife, sword etc.]
38
etw. zücken [blankziehen]
to edge [sharpen, e.g. knife, blade]scharf machen [schärfen]
Nouns
blade [of a knife]
3187
Klinge {f} [eines Messers]
blade [of a knife, oar, propeller]
209
Blatt {n} [v. Messer, Ruder, Propeller]
edge [of knife]
130
Grat {m} [eines Messers]
blade [coll.] [knife]
74
Messer {n}
grind [of knife]
47
Schneide {f} [eines Messers]
butt [of a knife]
34
Knauf {m} [eines Messers]
lanyard [of a knife]
14
Bändsel {n}
tang [of a knife, sword etc.]
13
Erl {m} [eines Messers, Schwerts etc.]
blade [sword, knife blade]
12
Stahl {m} [veraltet, literarisch: Schwert; Messerklinge]
weapons fuller [of a knife/sword]
11
Hohlkehle {f} [eines Messers/Schwerts]
weapons point [of knife/sword]
8
Ort {m} [Messer-/Schwertspitze]
med. bistoury [surgical knife]
7
Klappmesser {n} [Operationsmesser]
weapons dover [Aus.: hunting knife]
7
Buschmesser {n}
eraser [erasing knife]
6
Radiermesser {n}
gastr. knork [portmanteau of knife and fork]
6
[Kombination aus Messer und Gabel]
guard [of a knife, sword etc.]
5
Handschutz {m} [eines Messers, Schwerts etc.]
agr. sticking [cutting an animal's throat with a sharp knife]
5
Abstechen {n} [z. B. Schwein]
whetting [e.g. a knife]
5
Wetzen {n}
hunting mil. weapons Barong [also: Bajau Baladau]Barong {n} [auch: Bajau Beladau, Baju Baladau, Klewang Beladan, Sulu Knife]
weapons boline [ritual knife]Bolline {n}
weapons bolline [ritual knife]Bolline {n}
bolster [e.g. chef's knife]Krone {f} [z. B. Küchenmesser]
bolster [knife]Kropf {m} [Messer]
tools boner [knife]Ausbeiner {m} [Messer]
hort. tools grafter [grafting knife]Veredelungsmesser {n}
grind [of knife]Wate {f} [eines Messers]
guard [e.g. knife guard]Schild {m} [z. B. am Küchenmesser]
heel [e.g. kitchen knife]Angelwurzel {f} [z. B. Küchenmesser]
gastr. julienne [knife cut, esp. of vegetables]Julienne {f} [Schneideart, bes. für Gemüse]
jobs knifesmith [also: knife smith]Messerschmied {m}
ricasso [of knife, sword etc.]Fehlschärfe {f} [Ricasso] [eines Messers, Schwerts etc.]
gastr. neol. spife [portmanteau of a spoon and knife]Möffel {m} [ugs.] [Löffel-Messer-Kombinationsbesteck]
gastr. tools sporf [a single eating utensil combining the properties of a spoon, fork, and knife][Löffel-Messer-Gabel-Kombinationsbesteck; alle Funktionen in einem Utensil]
gastr. sporf [neol.] [spoon, fork and knife in one]Schneidgöffel {m} [Neol.] [regional] [Dreifachkombination aus Messer, Löffel und Gabel]
spreader [butter knife]Buttermesser {n}
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