Translation guide
The English word 'serration' refers to a notched or tooth-like edge, often on blades, leaves, or tools. In Japanese, this concept is expressed through specific nouns, adjectives, and descriptive phrases depending on what is being described.
Describing a serrated edge in general, such as on a knife, saw, or leaf.
Literally 'saw tooth', this is the most direct and common term for serration, used for blades, leaves, and other objects.
The blade of this knife is serrated.
An onomatopoeic word meaning 'jagged' or 'notched', often used in casual contexts to describe a serrated edge or a zigzag pattern.
The edge of that leaf is serrated.
A pattern meaning 'serrated shape' or 'saw-toothed', used as a suffix or modifier.
There is a serrated notch.
Specifically referring to the serrated edge of a knife, saw, or similar cutting tool.
Describing the serrated margin of a leaf or botanical structure.