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How do you say "saw" in Spanish?

la sierra

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "saw" is la sierra.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce la see-EH-rrah, stress on the first syllable, with a strongly rolled double r.

Grammar notes

la sierra is feminine. Its plural is sierras.

Example sentence

Cortó la madera con una sierra.

He cut the wood with a saw.

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How to remember la sierra

Sierra also names a mountain range, both sierra and saw have jagged edges.

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Questions about la sierra

How do you pronounce la sierra?

Pronounce la see-EH-rrah, stress on the first syllable, with a strongly rolled double r.

Is la sierra masculine or feminine?

la sierra is feminine. la sierra is feminine. Its plural is sierras.

How is la sierra used in Spanish?

la sierra is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Cortó la madera con una sierra. (He cut the wood with a saw.).

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