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/maɾˈtiʝo/
Translation
hammer
Word origin
From Latin martellus, a diminutive of martulus ('hammer').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- martellus
Grammar
Examples
Dame .
Pass me the hammer to nail this board.
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The hammer fell out of his hand.
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Where do you keep the hammer and the nails?
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With a single blow of the hammer he broke the stone.
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You need a heavier hammer for that job.
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