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1. (n.) hatchet
a small, short-handled ax having the end of the head opposite the blade in the form of a hammer, made to be used with one hand.
2. hatchet
tomahawk.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME < MF hachette, dim. (see -et ) of hache ax < Frankish *hapja)
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1. (noun) tomahawk, hatchet
weapon consisting of a fighting ax; used by North American Indians
2. (noun) hatchet
a small ax with a short handle used with one hand (usually to chop wood)
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1. (noun) hatchet
a small axe
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1. (noun) hatchet
a small ax with a short handle, to be used with one hand
2. (noun) hatchet
specifically, a tomahawk
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Sense: a small axe held in one hand.
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 Afrikaans: handbyltjie |
 Arabic: فأْس صَغيرَه |
 Bulgarian: брадвичка |
 Brazilian: machadinha |
 Czech: sekyrka |
 German: das Beil |
 Danish: håndøkse |
 Greek: τσεκουράκι |
 Spanish: hacha, destral |
 Estonian: kirves |
 Farsi: تبر كوچك |
 Finnish: piilukirves |
 French: hachette |
 Hebrew: גַרזֶן |
 Hindi: कुठारी, परशु |
 Croatian: sjekirica |
 Hungarian: fejsze |
 Indonesian: kapak |
 Icelandic: lítil handöxi |
 Italian: accetta |
 Japanese: 手おの |
 Korean: 손도끼 |
 Lithuanian: kirvukas |
 Latvian: cirvītis |
 Malay: kapak kecil |
 Dutch: handbijl |
 Norwegian: (strids)øks |
 Polish: topór |
 Persian: تبر كوچك |
 Pashto: تبرګى |
 Portuguese: machadinha |
 Romanian: toporişcă |
 Russian: топорик |
 Slovak: sekerka |
 Slovenian: sekirica |
 Serbian: sekirica |
 Swedish: yxa |
 Thai: ขวานด้ามเล็ก ๆ |
 Turkish: ufak balta |
 Taiwanese: 短柄斧 |
 Ukrainian: сокира |
 Urdu: چھوٹے دستے کی کلہاڑی |
 Vietnamese: rìu nhẹ cán ngắn |
 Chinese: 短柄斧 |
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