Definition
Definition of dah - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Myanmar knifeTECH. long knife or sword with a round gripTECH.
- The warrior carried a traditional dah into battle.
2.
telegraphyTECH. long sound in Morse codeTECH.
- The operator used a 'dah' to signal a dash.
Images of dah

long knife or sword with a round grip
Expressions with dah
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acting in a showy, snobbish, or overly refined way
She spoke in a lah-di-dah voice at the party.
Origin of dah
Imitative, dah (sound)
Examples of dah in a sentence
Farmers use a dah for clearing brush. The signal included a 'dah' for clarity. He listened for the 'dah' in the transmission.
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- French:dah, trait long, ...
- German:Dah, Strich, ...
- Italian:dah, ...
- Spanish:cuchillo dah, raya, ...
- Portuguese:espada dah, traço, ...
- Chinese:缅甸刀, 长音, ...
- Japanese:ダ, ダー, ...
- Arabic:دَه, دا, ...
- Hebrew:סַכִּין דָּה, צְלִיל אָרוֹךְ, ...
- Russian:меч да, тире, ...
- Ukrainian:дах, ...
- Hindi:दाह, लंबी ध्वनि, ...
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