two-edged

English

Etymology

From two +‎ edged.

Adjective

two-edged (not comparable)

1. (of an edged weapon etc) having two cutting edges
2. (by extension) having two, often contrasting, meanings or interpretations

Translations

having two cutting edges

• Danish: tveægget
• Esperanto: ambaŭtranĉa
• Irish: défhaobhrach
• Manx: daa foyr
• Maori: huarua
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• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: tveegget

• Scottish Gaelic: dà-fhaobhrach, dà-fhaobhair

having two meanings or interpretations

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See also

• double-edged