fil

Meaning

1. yarn, thread, wire
2. grain (of wood etc.)
3. edge (of blade, razor etc.)

Concepts

thread

wire

yarn

string

cotton

strand

edge

electric wire

core

blade

filament

warp

woof

metal wire

cord

fiber

cutting egde

flex

grain

ply

barbed wire

logic

method

reason

system

beam

line

knife

be threaded

length of thread

rope

course

draw

screw thread

train of thought

ribbon

hair

hairspring

cord, string

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/fil/

Etymology

From Old French fil, from Latin fīlum.

Sentences

Ils sont interrompus par un coup de fil de Harry annonçant sa venue .

They are interrupted by a phone call from Harry announcing his arrival.

Au fil des ans , Beka se spécialise dans la production de batteries de cuisine .

Over the years, Beka has specialized in the production of cookware.