English
A scalpel
Etymology
Borrowed from (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Latin scalpellum, from scalprum (“knife”), from scalpere (“to cut”).
Pronunciation
Noun
scalpel (plural scalpels)
- A small straight knife with a very sharp blade used for surgery, dissection and craftwork.
Translations
small straight knife
- Arabic: مِشْرَط m (mišraṭ)
- Armenian: հերձադանակ (hy) (herjadanak)
- Azerbaijani: neştər (az)
- Basque: bisturi
- Belarusian: скальпель (skalʹpjelʹ)
- Catalan: bisturí m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 解剖刀 (jiěpōudāo), 手術刀／手术刀 (shǒushùdāo), 手术刀 (shǒushùdāo)
- Czech: skalpel m
- Danish: operationskniv, skalpel (da)
- Dutch: scalpel (nl) n, scalpeermes n
- Esperanto: skalpelo
- Finnish: skalpelli (fi), leikkausveitsi (fi)
- French: scalpel (fr) m
- Georgian: სკალპელი (sḳalṗeli)
- German: Skalpell (de) n
- Greek: νυστέρι (el) n (nystéri), μαχαιρίδιο n (machairídio)
- Greenlandic: pilaanermut savik
- Hebrew: אזמל (he) m (izmel)
- Hungarian: szike (hu)
- Icelandic: skurðarhnífur m
- Ido: skalpelo (io)
- Italian: bisturi (it), scalpello (it)
- Japanese: メス (ja) (mesu), 円刃刀 (えんじんとう, enjintō)
- Kapampangan: bisturí
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- Kazakh: скальпель (skalpel)
- Korean: 메스 (meseu)
- Latin: scalpellum m
- Lithuanian: skalpelis m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: skalpell m
- Nynorsk: skalpell m
- Persian: اسکالپل (eskâlpel)
- Polish: skalpel (pl) m
- Portuguese: bisturi (pt)
- Romanian: bisturiu (ro) m
- Russian: ска́льпель (ru) m (skálʹpelʹ)
- Serbo-Croatian: skalpel (sh) m
- Slovak: skalpel m
- Spanish: escalpelo (es) m, bisturí (es)
- Swedish: skalpell (sv)
- Tagalog: bisturi, pangadlit
- Tajik: сӯзанак (süzanak)
- Telugu: స్కాల్పెల్ (skālpel)
- Thai: มีดผ่าตัด
- Turkish: neşter (tr)
- Ukrainian: скальпель m (skalʹpelʹ)
- Vietnamese: dao mổ (vi)
- Yiddish: סקאַלפּעל m (skalpel)
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