DictionaryRoot: serratus
Latin
serratus
saw-shaped or toothed
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verb
serrate
To give an edge a row of small points or teeth.
Etymology
Latin serratus means saw-shaped, from serra, a saw. To serrate an edge is to give it a saw-like row of teeth.
saw-shaped or toothed
To give an edge a row of small points or teeth.
Latin serratus means saw-shaped, from serra, a saw. To serrate an edge is to give it a saw-like row of teeth.