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1. (n.) whetstone
a stone for sharpening cutlery or tools by friction.
Etymology: (bef. 900)
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1. (noun) whetstone
a flat stone for sharpening edged tools or knives
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1. (noun) whetstone
a piece of stone, natural or artificial, used for whetting, or sharpening, edge tools
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Sense: a stone for sharpening the blades of knives etc.
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 Afrikaans: slypsteen, slypklip |
 Arabic: حَجَر شَحْذ |
 Bulgarian: точило |
 Brazilian: pedra de amolar |
 Czech: brus, brousek |
 German: der Schleifstein |
 Danish: slibesten |
 Greek: ακόνι |
 Spanish: piedra de amolar |
 Estonian: luisk |
 Farsi: سنگ تیزکن |
 Finnish: hiomakivi |
 French: pierreà aiguiser |
 Hebrew: אֶבֶן הַשחָזָה |
 Hindi: सान |
 Croatian: brusni kamen |
 Hungarian: köszörűkő |
 Indonesian: batu asahan |
 Icelandic: brÿni |
 Italian: cote, (pietra per affilar |
 Japanese: 砥石 |
 Korean: 숫돌 |
 Lithuanian: galąstuvas |
 Latvian: galoda; tecīla |
 Malay: batu pengasah |
 Dutch: wetsteen |
 Norwegian: bryne(stein), slipestein |
 Polish: osełka |
 Portuguese: pedra de amolar |
 Romanian: gresie/piatră de ascuţit |
 Russian: точильный камень |
 Slovak: brús, osla |
 Slovenian: brus |
 Serbian: tocilo |
 Swedish: bryne, brynsten |
 Thai: หินลับมีด |
 Turkish: biley taşı |
 Taiwanese: 磨刀石 |
 Ukrainian: точильний камінь |
 Urdu: اوزار تیز کرنے کا پتھر |
 Vietnamese: đá mài |
 Chinese: 磨刀石 |
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