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08:20 Apr 1, 2004 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Agriculture / Farming | |||||
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| Selected response from: Penelope Ausejo Spain Local time: 21:31 | ||||
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5 | a hoe |
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3 +1 | scraper |
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scraper Explanation: All I have found is that is a specific word from the Badajoz area (Extremadura-Spain). Please check these 3 links to see whether this is the tool you are looking for or not. If it is I think it could be translated as "scraper". http://www.medellin.es/phistoria.htm http://www.egiptomania.com/historia/paleolitico.htm http://alcazaba.unex.es/~ehaut/Web4.html#R On this one you will find a definition of the word Raedera but in Spanish. Good luck :) |
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a hoe Explanation: the above is almost right. The verb "raer" means to scrape."azada" is a hoe. Raedera. Ref.-g189. Es un tipo de azada pequeña que se usa para recoger piedras, escombros etc. del jardín. |
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