arrowhead

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Etymology

arrow +‎ head

Noun

arrowhead (plural arrowheads)

1. The pointed part of an arrow (the weapon).
2. The pointed part of an arrow (the symbol).
3. Any plant in the genus Sagittaria.

Translations

the pointed part of an arrow

• Bulgarian: връх на стрела (bg) (vrǎh na strela)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 箭頭 (cmn), 箭头 (cmn) (jiàntoú)

• German: Pfeilspitze (de) f
• Hungarian: nyílhegy (hu)

• Japanese: 矢じり (ja) (やじり, yajiri)
• Russian: наконечник (ru) (nakonéčnik) m (стрелы́), остриё (ru) (ostrijó) n (стрелы́)
• Spanish: punta de flecha (es) f

symbol

• Bulgarian: знак за високо напрежение (bg) (znak za visoko napreženie)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 箭頭 (cmn), 箭头 (cmn) (jiàntoú)

• German: Pfeilspitze (de) f

• Hebrew: ראש חץ (he) (rosh hetz) m
• Hungarian: nyíl (hu)
• Russian: стрелка (ru) (strélka) f

plant

• Bulgarian: стрелолист (bg) (strelolíst) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 慈姑 (cmn) (cígū)

• German: Pfeilkraut (de) n

• Hungarian: nyílfű (hu)
• Japanese: 慈姑 (ja) (くわい, kuwai)
• Navajo: táłkááʼbéésh
• Russian: стрелолист (ru) (strelolíst) m

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Translations to be checked

• Telugu: ములుకు (muluku)
• Serbo-Croatian: strelara

See also

• elf-arrow
• leaf-arrowhead