blacksmith
ˈblæksmɪθ
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Definition of blacksmith - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
metalworkperson who forges and shapes iron with tools
  • The blacksmith crafted a beautiful iron gate.
farrier metalworker
2.
occupationperson who shoes horses
  • The blacksmith expertly shoed the horse.
farrier horseshoer
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Origin of blacksmith

Old English, blæc (black) + smið (smith)

Terms with blacksmith included in their meaning

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metalwork
place where a blacksmith works with metal
blacksmithing
blacksmith's tool with a square shank
blacksmithing
blacksmith's tool with a flat face
metalwork
iron or similar metals worked by a blacksmith
specialized blacksmith
blacksmith specializing in boat parts
blacksmith
title for blacksmith of the highest rank
blacksmith's forge
workshop or forge for blacksmiths

Examples of blacksmith in a sentence

  • A skilled blacksmith can create intricate metal sculptures.
  • The blacksmith crafted a new set of horseshoes.
  • A skilled blacksmith is essential in rural communities.

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  1. French:forgeron, ...
  2. German:Schmied, Hufschmied, ...
  3. Italian:fabbro, maniscalco, ...
  4. Spanish:herrero, herrador, ...
  5. Portuguese:ferreiro, ferrador, ...
  6. Chinese:铁匠, 马掌匠, ...
  7. Japanese:鍛冶屋, ブラックスミス, ...
  8. Arabic:حَدَّاد, حَدّاء, ...
  9. Hebrew:נַפָּח, פַּרְזָל, ...
  10. Russian:кузнец, ...
  11. Ukrainian:коваль, ...
  12. Hindi:लोहार, नालकार, ...
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