pala
English translation: batten
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| 12:14 Jan 2, 2003 |
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|  Selected response from: Marijke Singer Spain Local time: 11:13 | ||||||
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11 mins confidence: 
blade Explanation: See the following web site which describes regional crafts: http://www.ritualesandinos.com.ar/artesanias.htm "Las palas para tejer son una especie de larga cuchilla de algarrobo con un lomo y un filo." Good luck! |
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23 mins confidence:
trowel Explanation: Marijke -I think blade is right except for the fact that there must be a handle. This is one option among many because I can't find the specific term. |
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