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1. (n.) scalpel
a small, light, usu. straight knife used in surgical and anatomical operations and dissections.
Etymology: (1735–45; < L scalpellum, dim. of scalprum tool for scraping or paring (der. of scalpere to scratch; see castle ))
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1. (noun) scalpel
a thin straight surgical knife used in dissection and surgery
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1. (noun) scalpel
a small knife with a thin, keen blade, -- used by surgeons, and in dissecting
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Sense: a small knife with a thin blade, used in surgical operations.
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 Afrikaans: skalpel |
 Arabic: مِشْرَط، مِبْضَع |
 Bulgarian: скалпел |
 Brazilian: bisturi |
 Czech: skalpel |
 German: das Skalpell |
 Danish: skalpel |
 Greek: νυστέρι |
 Spanish: escalpelo, bisturí |
 Estonian: skalpell |
 Farsi: چاقوي كوچك جراحي |
 Finnish: skalpelli |
 French: scalpel |
 Hebrew: אִזמֶל נִיתוּחִים |
 Hindi: स्कैलपेल, क्षुरिका |
 Croatian: skalpel |
 Hungarian: szike |
 Indonesian: pisau operasi |
 Icelandic: skurðhnífur |
 Italian: bisturi |
 Japanese: 外科用メス |
 Korean: 외과용 메스 |
 Lithuanian: skalpelis |
 Latvian: skalpelis |
 Malay: skalpel |
 Dutch: ontleedmes |
 Norwegian: skalpell; disseksjonskniv |
 Polish: skalpel |
 Persian: چاقوي كوچك جراحي |
 Pashto: د جراحى چاړه، |
 Portuguese: escalpelo |
 Romanian: bisturiu |
 Russian: скальпель |
 Slovak: skalpel |
 Slovenian: skalpel |
 Serbian: skalpel |
 Swedish: skalpell |
 Thai: มีดเล็กสำหรับผ่าตัด |
 Turkish: neşter |
 Taiwanese: 手術刀，解剖刀 |
 Ukrainian: скальпель |
 Urdu: عظم تراش |
 Vietnamese: dao mổ(y học) |
 Chinese: 手术刀，解剖刀 |
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