Serra

/ˈsɛrə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A serrated or saw-like edge, often used in the context of a tool or blade.

The serra on the knife made it perfect for cutting through tough materials.

A ridge or a geographic feature resembling a serrated edge.

The hiker marveled at the view of the serra in the distance, its peaks sharp against the sky.

verb

To saw or cut in a serrated manner.

He decided to serra the edges of the paper to give it a decorative look.

To shape or modify using a serrated tool.

The craftsman wanted to serra the wood to create a more intricate design.

From Latin 'serra' meaning 'saw'.

serra of hills:

a series of rolling hills that form a natural barrier.

to serra something:

to cut through it with a serrated tool.

To be in a difficult situation.

I'm in a serra right now with all these deadlines.