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hammerer

/hˈæmɚɹɚ/ noun

One who hammers.

Word Origin From Old English 'hamor' and Proto-Germanic 'hamaraz', originally meaning a stone tool — so the first hammers were literally rocks. The suffix -er turns it into 'one who hammers.' Related words like sledgehammer and jackhammer show how the basic tool evolved, while hammerlock (a wrestling hold) uses the idea of hammering force.

noun One who hammers. countable

The skilled hammerer shaped the red-hot metal with precise blows.

(名词) 锤打者；敲打者

熟练的锤工用精准的敲击塑造了红热的金属。

(sustantivo) Quien martilla.

El hábil martillador daba forma al metal al rojo vivo con golpes precisos.

(nom) marteleur; frappeur [Personne qui martèle, qui travaille le métal à coups de marteau.]

Le forgeron habile a façonné le métal incandescent à coups précis.

(Substantiv) Hammerschmied; Schmied (im Kontext); Hämmerer [Person, die mit einem Hammer arbeitet, insbesondere um Materialien zu formen oder zu bearbeiten.]

Der geübte **hammerer** formte das glühende Metall mit präzisen Schlägen.

(名詞) ハンマーで物を打つ、または金属を鍛造する人。

熟練した鍛冶屋が熱い金属を正確な打撃で成形した。

(substantivo) martelador; martelante [Aquele que martela.]

O habilidoso martelador moldou o metal incandescente com golpes precisos.

Synonyms: hitter striker pounder beater banger thumper smasher mallet user
Word parts: hammer + er

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