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Line 1: {{also~~\|Saw~~\|SAW\|Saw\|sAw\|s'aw\|šaw}} ==English== {{wikipedia}} ===Pronunciation=== * ~~{{a\|RP}}~~ {{enPR\|sô\|a=RP}}, {{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɔː/}} * ~~{{a\|US}}~~ {{enPR\|sô\|a=US}}, {{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɔ/}}▼ : '''Homophones''': (''in some [[non-rhotic]] accents''): [[soar]], [[sore]] * {{audio\|en\|en-us-saw.ogg\|~~Audio (~~a=US)}}▼ * {{IPA\|en\|[ˈsɔɹ]\|a\|=US\|,intrusive r\|,New England~~}} {{IPA\|en\|[ˈsɔɹ]~~}}▼ * {{aenPR\|sä\|a=cot-caught~~}} {{enPR\|sä~~}}, {{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɑ/}}▼ : ({{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɑl/\|a=rare,idiosyncratic, past tense of 'see') ~~{{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɑl/}}<!--~~(for example, as used by {{w\|Dina Cappiello}} of the {{w\|Associated Press~~-->~~}})}}▼ {{hmp\|en\|soar\|sore\|aa=non-rhotic,horse-hoarse}} * {{rhymes\|en\|ɔː\|s=1}} ▲* {{a\|US}} {{enPR\|sô}}, {{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɔ/}} ▲* {{a\|US\|intrusive r\|New England}} {{IPA\|en\|[ˈsɔɹ]}} ▲* {{a\|cot-caught}} {{enPR\|sä}}, {{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɑ/}} ▲* {{audio\|en\|en-us-saw.ogg\|Audio (US)}} ▲: (idiosyncratic, past tense of 'see') {{IPA\|en\|/ˈsɑl/}}<!--for example, Dina Cappiello of Associated Press--> ===Etymology 1=== [[Image:Crosscut saw.JPG\|thumb\|right\|400 px\|A saw—a tool]] {{root\|en\|ine-pro\|sek-}} The noun from {{inh\|en\|enm\|sawe}}, {{m\|enm\|sawgh}}, from {{inh\|en\|ang\|saga}}, {{m\|ang\|sagu\|\|saw}}, from {{inh\|en\|gmw-pro\|sagu}}, from {{inh\|en\|gem-pro\|sagô}}, {{m\|gem-pro\|sagō\|t=saw}}, from {{der\|en\|ine-pro\|sek-\|t=to cut}}. Cognate with {{cog\|fy\|seage\|t=saw}}, {{cog\|nl\|zaag\|t=saw}}, {{cog\|de\|Säge\|t=saw}}, {{cog\|da\|sav\|t=saw}}, {{cog\|sv\|såg\|t=saw}}, {{cog\|is\|sög\|t=saw}}, and through Indo-European, with {{cog\|la\|secō\|t=cut}} and {{cog\|it\|sega\|t=saw}}. Line 38 ⟶ 39: \|bucksaw \|buzz saw \|chainsaw\|saw-cut \|[[w:chop saw\|chop saw]] \|circular saw Line 70 ⟶ 71: \|tenon saw \|[[w:wire saw\|wire saw]] \|bench saw\|bow saw\|clearing saw\|compass saw\|crown saw\|diamond saw\|endless saw\|Finn saw\|foxtail saw\|frame saw\|Gigli saw\|grub-saw\|hot saw\|ice-saw\|keyhole saw\|alligator saw\|drwall saw\|pad saw\|panel saw\|pendulum saw\|plain saw\|radial arm saw\|radial saw\|rubber saw\|sabre saw\|segment saw\|singing saw\|Swede saw\|sweep saw\|swing saw\|tenant saw\|tile saw\|cabinet saw\|contractor's saw\|cross-cut saw\|goose saw\|veneer saw\|hybrid saw\|jab saw\|jobsite saw\|snow saw\|two-man saw }} Line 112 ⟶ 113: * Aromanian: {{t\|rup\|sharã\|f}} * Assamese: {{t\|as\|কৰত}} * Asturian: {{t+\|ast\|sierra\|f}} * Azerbaijani: {{t+\|az\|mişar}} * Baluchi: {{t\|bal\|ہرگ\|tr=harrag}} * Basque: {{t\|eu\|zerra}} * Belarusian: {{t\|be\|піла́\|f\|sc=Cyrl}} * Bengali: {{t+\|bn\|করাত\|sc=Beng}} * Bulgarian: {{t\|bg\|трио́н\|m\|sc=Cyrl}} * Burmese: {{t+\|my\|လွှ\|sc=Mymr}} Line 160 ⟶ 161: * Hunsrik: {{t\|hrx\|Seh\|f}} * Icelandic: {{t\|is\|sög\|f}} * Ida'an: {{t\|dbj\|geragadi}} * Indonesian: {{t+\|id\|gergaji}} * Ingrian: {{t\|izh\|saha}} * Ingush: {{t\|inh\|херх}} * Iranun: {{t-needed\|ill}} Line 168 ⟶ 171: * Javanese: {{t+\|jv\|graji}} * Kalmyk: {{t\|xal\|көрә}} * Kazakh: {{t+\|kk\|ара\|sc=Cyrl}} * Khmer: {{t+\|km\|រណារ\|tr=rɔnaa\|sc=Khmr}} * Korean: {{t+\|ko\|톱}} * Kurdish: : Central Kurdish: {{t+\|ckb\|مِشار}}, {{t\|ckb\|ئەڕە}} : Northern Kurdish: {{t+\|kmr\|mişar\|f}}, {{t+\|kmr\|mişar\|f}}, {{t+\|kmr\|birrek\|f}} : Southern Kurdish: {{t+\|sdh\|مِشار}}, {{t+\|sdh\|ھەڕە}} Line 187 ⟶ 190: Macedonian: {{t\|mk\|пи́ла\|f}} * Maguindanao: {{t\|mdh\|garugadi}} * Malay: {{t+\|ms\|gergaji}} * Maltese: {{t\|mt\|serrieq\|m}}, {{t\|mt\|sega\|f}}, {{t\|mt\|munxar\|m}} * Manchu: {{t\|mnc\|ᡶᡠᡶᡠᠨ}} Line 196 ⟶ 199: * Mingrelian: {{t\|xmf\|ხორხი}} * Mon: {{t-needed\|mnw}} * Mongolian: : Cyrillic: {{t+\|mn\|хөрөө\|sc=Cyrl}} : Mongolian: {{t\|mn\|ᠬᠢᠷᠦᠭᠡ}} Line 326 ⟶ 329: * Malay: {{t\|ms\|menggergaji}} * Manchu: {{t\|mnc\|ᡶᡠᡶᡠᠮᠪᡳ}} * Maori: {{t\|mi\|kanikani}}, {{t\|mi\|kani haratua}} {{qualifier\|with the grain of timber, rip saw}}, {{t\|mi\|kani tāmaku}} {{qualifier\|across the grain of timber, cross cut}} * Maori: {{t\|mi\|kanikani}} * Mongolian: {{t+\|mn\|хөрөөдөх\|sc=Cyrl}} * Nanai: {{t\|gld\|пори}} Line 364 ⟶ 367: ===Etymology 2=== {{root\|en\|ine-pro\|sekʷ-\|id=say}} From {{inh\|en\|enm\|sawe}}, from {{inh\|en\|ang\|sagu}}, {{m\|ang\|saga\|\|story, tale, saying, statement, report, narrative, tradition}}, from {{inh\|en\|gmw-pro\|sagā}}, from {{inh\|en\|gem-pro\|sagō}}, {{m\|gem-pro\|sagǭ\|\|saying, story}}, from {{der\|en\|ine-pro\|sekʷe-}}, {{m\|ine-pro\|skʷē-\|}}, from {{m\|ine-pro\|sekʷ-\|\|to say}}. Cognate with {{cog\|nl\|sage\|\|saga}}, {{cog\|de\|Sage\|\|legend, saga, tale, fable}}, {{cog\|da\|sagn\|\|legend}}, {{cog\|no\|soga\|\|story}}, {{cog\|is\|saga\|\|story, tale, history}}. More at {{m\|en\|saga}}, {{m\|en\|say}}. {{doublet\|en\|saga}}. Line 432 ⟶ 435: ===Anagrams=== {{anagrams\|en\|a=asw\|~~ASW\|AWS~~was\|Was\|aws\|~~was~~WAs\|ASW\|AWS}} [[Category:English irregular simple past forms]] Line 481 ⟶ 484: ===Pronunciation=== * {{IPA\|sco\|/sa/\|a\|=Doric and most Southern Scots dialects~~}} {{IPA\|sco\|/sa/~~}} * {{IPA\|sco\|/sɔ/\|a\|=Central and some Southern Scots dialects~~}} {{IPA\|sco\|/sɔ/~~}} ===Etymology 1=== Line 511 ⟶ 514: ====Noun==== {{za-head\|noun\|𭨡\|字\|𰗂\|𭓙\|𰁈}} # [[written]] [[language]]; [[writing]]; [[script]]