cut
Saozneg
Etimologiezh
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Anv-kadarn
cut /./
Verb
| Amzer | Furm |
| Anv-verb | to cut |
| Amzer-vremañ, 3e gour unan. |
cuts |
| Amzer-dremenet strizh | cut |
| Anv-gwan-verb tremenet | cut |
| Anv-gwan-verb bremañ | cutting |
| gwelet displegadur ar verboù saoznek | |
cut /./
- troc'hañ.
- cut the cake, cut the bread: troc'hañ ar wastell, ar bara
- cut an animal : spazhañ ul loen
Deveradoù
- cut a caper
- cut a deal
- cut a figure
- cut a rug
- cut the rug
- cut a swathe
- cut a wide swathe
- cut and paste
- cut and run
- cut both ways
- cut capers
- cut corners
- cut down
- cut for someone's size
- cut from the same cloth
- cut in
- cut in line
- cut it
- cut it close
- cut it fine
- cut it out
- cut like a knife
- cut loose
- cut off
- cut one loose
- cut one's coat according to one's cloth
- cut one's losses
- cut one's teeth
- cut oneself
- cut out
- cut red tape
- cut short
- cut someone some slack
- cut someone's throat
- cut the cackle
- cut the cheese
- cut the mustard
- cut the muster
- cut the rug
- cut the umbilical cord
- cut to black
- cut to the chase
- cut to the quick
- cut up
- cut wind
- fish or cut bait
- fussy cut
- have one's work cut out for one
- measure twice and cut once
- trust everybody, but cut the cards
Krennlavaroù
- A fool's tongue is long enough to cut his own throat.
- Save a thief from the gallows, And he will cut your throat. Saveteit ul laer diouzh ar groug hag e troc’ho deoc’h ho koug.