tveægget

/tveɛːɡət/

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Tanım

•double-edged

Diğer Dillerde

Almancazweieiig , zweischneidig /ˈtsvaɪ̯ˌaɪ̯.ɪç/

dizygotic, nonidentical (twins)

eş: dizygot

zıt: eineiig

köken: From zwei (“two”) + Ei (“egg”) + -ig, literally “two-eggy”.

Fransızcaà double tranchant , dizygote /a du.blə tʁɑ̃.ʃɑ̃/

double-edged

arme à double tranchant

İspanyolcade doble filo , dicigótico

double-edged

aile: arma de doble filo

İtalyancaa doppio taglio , biovulare , dizigote , dizigotico

double-edged

köken: Literally, “at double cut”. Compare French à double tranchant.

aile: arma a doppio taglio

Rusçaобоюдоо́стрый

Azericeikiağızlı /iciɑɣɯzˈɫɯ/

double-edged

köken: From iki (“two”) + ağız (“mouth, edge”) + -lı.

Felemenkçetwee-eiig

uit twee verschillende eicellen voortkomend

Portekizcede dois gumes, dizigótico

indivíduos que se desenvolveram a partir de óvulos ou ovos diferentes

eş: dizigoto, bivitelino

Yunancaαμφίστομος , δίκοπος

double-edged, two-edged · with two openings, on two fronts · ambiguous

eş: αμφίκοπος

İsveççetvåäggig, tveeggad /²tveːˌɛɡad/

double-edged, two-edged (of a blade) · both positive and negative

çekim: karşılaştırma mer tveeggad · üstünlük mest tveeggad

köken: From tve- (“two-”) + egg (“cutting edge”).

Lehçedwusieczny , obosieczny /dvuˈɕɛt͡ʂ.nɘ/

double-edged (of a blade, sharp on both edges)

köken: Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dwóh₁ Proto-Balto-Slavic *duwōˀ Proto-Slavic *dъva Old Polish dwa Polish dwa Polish -u- Polish dwu- Proto-Indo-European *sek-der. Proto-Balto-Slavic *sektei Proto-Slavic *sěťi Polish siec Proto-Indo-European *-nós Proto-Balto-Slavic *-inas Proto-Slavic *-ьnъ Old Polish -ny Polish -ny Polish dwusieczny From dwu- + siec + -ny.

aile: dwusieczna

Finceerimunainen /ˈeriˌmunɑi̯nen/

fraternal, dizygotic, dizygous (derived from two eggs that have been separately fertilized)

köken: eri + -munainen

aile: erimunaisuus

erimunaiset kaksoset

Rumencecu două tăișuri

Macarcakétpetéjű /ˈkeːtpɛteːjyː/

dizygotic, fraternal

köken: két (“two”) + petéjű (“with … egg cell[s]”), from pete (“egg cell”) + -jű (adjective-forming suffix)

kétpetéjű iker

İbraniceחֶרֶב פִּיפִיּוֹת

Norveççetoegga, toegget, tveegga, tveegget

Bulgarcaдвуостър, с две остриета

İrlandacadéfhaobhrach

two-edged

çekim: karşılaştırma not comparable · üstünlük not comparable

köken: From dé- (“two”) + faobhar (“edge”) + -ach (adjectival suffix).

Ermeniceերկսայրի /jeɾksɑjˈɾi/

double-edged; two-edged · ambiguous, that can be understood two ways

köken: From Old Armenian երկսայրի (erksayri).

երկսայրի թուր

Esperantoambaŭtranĉa /ambau̯ˈtrant͡ʃa/

two-edged (having two cutting edges)

köken: Etymology tree Esperanto ambaŭ Esperanto tranĉi Esperanto -a Esperanto ambaŭtranĉa From ambaŭ + tranĉi + -a.

Makedoncaдвојајчен /ˈdvɔjajt͡ʃɛn/

dizygotic

köken: From дво- (dvo-, “two-”) + јајце (jajce, “egg”) + -ен (-en).

Lüksemburgcazweeeeëg /ˈtsveːˌeː.eχ/

dizygotic; non-identical (twins, etc.)

köken: From zwee (“two”) + Ee (“egg”) + -eg, after German zweieiig (literally “two-eggy”). Luxembourgish uses ë to indicate hiatus in some cases, but only for the short or reduced vowel [ə]; therefore the spelling is zweeeeëg and not *zweeëeëg.

Manksçadaa foyr

two-edged

angtwieċġe, twieċġede

cmn異卵 /异卵

gddà-fhaobhair, dà-fhaobhrach

grcἀμφήκης

mihuarua

Etimoloji

From tve- (“bi-, double-”) + æg (“edge”) + -et (“-like”), from Old Norse tvíeggjaðr (“double-edged”).

Eş & Zıt Anlamlılar

Zıt anlamlılar

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