serra

/ˈsɛrə/
noun
  1. A saw or saw-like tool or part, especially in historical or technical contexts.
    • The carpenter used a serra to cut the wooden planks.
    • In ancient Rome, the serra was an essential tool for builders.
    • The museum displayed a Roman serra made of iron.
  2. A saw-like structure or organ in animals or plants, such as the serrated edge of a leaf or a fish's fin.
    • The serra on the leaf's edge helped deter herbivores.
    • Biologists studied the serra of the shark's fin for its cutting ability.
    • The plant's serra was so sharp it could cut skin.
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