The word “blade” refers to the sharp-edged part of tools, knives, swords, or machines and is used in countless languages across the world. Whether you’re learning new languages, working in translation, or dealing with international tools or parts, it’s helpful to know how “blade” is translated globally. Here’s a list of how to say “blade” in 100 different languages to help expand your vocabulary and understanding across cultures.
Blade in 100 Different Languages
- Afrikaans – lem
- Albanian – teh
- Amharic – biladi
- Arabic – nasl
- Armenian – sheghb
- Assamese – bled
- Azerbaijani – bıçaq
- Basque – ezpata
- Belarusian – lezy
- Bengali – chorri
- Bosnian – oštrica
- Bulgarian – ostarie
- Catalan – fulla
- Cebuano – talinis
- Chichewa – mpeni
- Chinese (Mandarin) – dāo piàn
- Corsican – lama
- Croatian – oštrica
- Czech – čepel
- Danish – klinge
- Dutch – lemmet
- English – blade
- Esperanto – klingo
- Estonian – tera
- Filipino – talim
- Finnish – terä
- French – lame
- Frisian – kling
- Galician – folla
- Georgian – darbashi
- German – klinge
- Greek – leπίδα (lepída)
- Gujarati – dhar
- Haitian Creole – lam
- Hausa – reza
- Hawaiian – ʻoki
- Hebrew – leḥeved
- Hindi – dhar
- Hmong – hlais
- Hungarian – penge
- Icelandic – blað
- Igbo – mma
- Indonesian – bilah
- Irish – lann
- Italian – lama
- Japanese – ha
- Javanese – bilah
- Kannada – dhar
- Kazakh – pıçaq
- Khmer – kampot
- Kinyarwanda – icyuma
- Korean – kalnal
- Kurdish – şûr
- Kyrgyz – pichak
- Lao – bot
- Latin – lamina
- Latvian – asmens
- Lithuanian – ašmenys
- Luxembourgish – blat
- Macedonian – oštrica
- Malagasy – lelan-tsabatra
- Malay – bilah
- Malayalam – dhar
- Maltese – xafra
- Maori – mata
- Marathi – dhar
- Mongolian – hutga
- Nepali – dhar
- Norwegian – blad
- Nyanja – mpeni
- Odia – dhara
- Pashto – pal
- Persian – تیغه (tighe)
- Polish – ostrze
- Portuguese – lâmina
- Punjabi – dhar
- Romanian – lamă
- Russian – lezvie
- Samoan – lau
- Scots Gaelic – lann
- Serbian – oštrica
- Sesotho – lehalima
- Shona – banga
- Sindhi – dhar
- Sinhala – pihiya
- Slovak – čepeľ
- Slovenian – rezilo
- Somali – mindi
- Spanish – hoja
- Sundanese – bilah
- Swahili – upanga
- Swedish – klinga
- Tajik – kor
- Tamil – dhar
- Tatar – pıçaq
- Telugu – dharalu
- Thai – krabuan
- Turkish – bıçak ağzı
- Ukrainian – lezо
- Uzbek – pichoq