la
/lam/
Translation
blade; thin strip; wave
Word origin
From Latin lamina ('thin plate, layer'), the word behind English 'laminate'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- lamina
- English cognates
- laminate
Grammar
Examples
fine.
The blade of the knife is very thin.
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The blades on the machine are new.
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He broke the blade cutting the wood.
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A groundswell carried the boat away.
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These blades cut paper effortlessly.
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