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1. (n.) prong
one of the pointed tines of a fork.
2. prong
any pointed, projecting part, as of an antler.
3. prong
a subdivision; fork.
4. (v.t.) prong
to pierce or stab with or as if with a prong.
Etymology: (1400–50 late ME pronge, prange pain, affliction, pointed instrument)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) prong
a pointed projection
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1. (noun) prong
a sharp-pointed instrument
2. (noun) prong
the tine of a fork, or of a similar instrument; as, a fork of two or three prongs
3. (noun) prong
a sharp projection, as of an antler
4. (noun) prong
the fang of a tooth
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Sense: a spike of a fork.
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 Afrikaans: vurktand |
 Arabic: شُعْبَة الشَّوْكَه |
 Bulgarian: зъбец |
 Brazilian: dente |
 Czech: vidlice |
 German: die Zinke |
 Danish: gren |
 Greek: δόντι πιρουνιού |
 Spanish: punta, diente |
 Estonian: haru |
 Farsi: شاخه |
 Finnish: piikki |
 French: dent |
 Hebrew: שֵׁן מַזלֵג |
 Hindi: कांटा, शूल |
 Hungarian: (vas)villa |
 Indonesian: gigi garpu |
 Icelandic: tindur, kvísl |
 Italian: dente |
 Japanese: フォークの歯 |
 Korean: 뾰족한 끝 |
 Lithuanian: dantis, ražas, virbalas |
 Latvian: dakšas zars |
 Malay: gigi |
 Dutch: tand |
 Norwegian: tind, tann |
 Polish: ząb (wideł) |
 Persian: شاخه |
 Pashto: ښاخه |
 Portuguese: dente |
 Romanian: dinte |
 Russian: зубец |
 Slovak: vidlica |
 Slovenian: rogelj |
 Serbian: zubac |
 Swedish: klo, spets, udd |
 Thai: ปลายแหลมของส้อม |
 Turkish: çatalın dişi/ucu |
 Taiwanese: 叉子，叉尖 |
 Ukrainian: зубець |
 Urdu: کھانے کے کانٹے کي کيل |
 Vietnamese: răng; ngạnh (của cái chĩa |
 Chinese: 叉子，叉尖 |
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