Definitions for scalpelˈskæl pəl
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
scal•pelˈskæl pəl(n.)
a small, light, usu. straight knife used in surgical and anatomical operations and dissections.
Category: Surgery
Origin of scalpel:
1735–45; < L scalpellum, dim. of scalprum tool for scraping or paring (der. of scalpere to scratch; see castle )
scal•pel′lic-ˈpɛl ɪk(adj.)
Princeton's WordNet
scalpel(noun)
a thin straight surgical knife used in dissection and surgery
Wiktionary
scalpel(Noun)
A small straight knife with a very sharp blade used for surgery, dissection and craftwork.
Origin: scalpellum, from scalprum, from scalpere.
Webster Dictionary
Scalpel(noun)
a small knife with a thin, keen blade, -- used by surgeons, and in dissecting
Translations for scalpel
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
scalpel(noun)
a small knife with a thin blade, used in surgical operations.
- skalpelAfrikaans

- مِشْرَط، مِبْضَعArabic

- скалпелBulgarian

- bisturiPortuguese (BR)

- skalpelCzech

- das SkalpellGerman

- skalpelDanish

- νυστέριGreek

- escalpelo, bisturíSpanish

- skalpellEstonian

- چاقوي كوچك جراحيFarsi

- skalpelliFinnish

- scalpelFrench

- אִזמֶל נִיתוּחִיםHebrew

- स्कैलपेल, क्षुरिकाHindi

- skalpelCroatian

- szikeHungarian

- pisau operasiIndonesian

- skurðhnífurIcelandic

- bisturiItalian

- 外科用メスJapanese

- 외과용 메스Korean

- skalpelisLithuanian

- skalpelisLatvian

- skalpelMalay

- ontleedmesDutch

- skalpell; disseksjonsknivNorwegian

- skalpelPolish

- چاقوي كوچك جراحيPersian

- د جراحى چاړه،Pashto

- escalpeloPortuguese

- bisturiuRomanian

- скальпельRussian

- skalpelSlovak

- skalpelSlovenian

- skalpelSerbian

- skalpellSwedish

- มีดเล็กสำหรับผ่าตัดThai

- neşterTurkish

- 手術刀,解剖刀Chinese (Trad.)

- скальпельUkrainian

- عظم تراشUrdu

- dao mổ(y học)Vietnamese

- 手术刀,解剖刀Chinese (Simp.)

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