How to Say “Circular Saw” in Spanish

sierra circular
/sjera θiɾkulaɾ/from spelling rulesfeminine
The English phrase "circular saw" is translated into Spanish as sierra circular.
A sierra circular refers to a power saw that uses a circular cutting blade.
Meaning: a power saw with a circular cutting blade (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form is las sierras circulares, where both the noun and the adjective take the plural feminine ending.

Did you know?

  • The word sierra is also the Spanish name for a mountain range, used to describe the jagged, tooth-like appearance of the peaks.
  • The word sierra shares the same Latin root as the English word 'serrated', which describes the edge of a knife or a saw.
  • In some Spanish-speaking workshops, a circular saw might be colloquially referred to as a disco, simply meaning 'disc'.

Examples in context

  • Necesito comprar una sierra circular nueva para mis proyectos de carpintería.
    I need to buy a new circular saw for my woodworking projects.
  • El carpintero utiliza una sierra circular para cortar tablas de manera precisa.
    The carpenter uses a circular saw to accurately cut boards.
  • Necesito una sierra circular para cortar esta madera.
    I need a circular saw to cut this wood.
  • Necesito una sierra circular para este trabajo.
    I need a circular saw for this job.
  • La sierra circular es muy peligrosa.
    The circular saw is very dangerous.
  • ¿Dónde guardaste la sierra circular?
    Where did you store the circular saw?

Example conversation

In a home workshop, Alejandro is looking for a tool.

  1. Alejandro

    ¿Viste mi sierra circular, María?
    Did you see my circular saw, María?
  2. María

    Está en la mesa de herramientas.
    It is on the tool table.
  3. Alejandro

    Gracias, la usaré para cortar la madera.
    Thanks, I will use it to cut the wood.
  4. María

    Ten mucho cuidado con la sierra circular.
    Be very careful with the circular saw.

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