rematse
remátse with stress marks
rivet
Usage Note
Rematse is a Spanish loanword from 'remache' for a metal fastener used to join materials in construction, metalwork, and carpentry. It is commonly used by tradespeople and in technical training but is rarely heard in casual conversation.
Examples
" Bumili siya ng bagong rematse. "
Natural Translation
He/She bought a new rivet.
Literal Translation
Bought he/she of new rivet.
" Kailangan ng rematse ang sirang silya. "
Natural Translation
The broken chair needs a rivet.
Literal Translation
Needed of rivet the broken chair.
" Ginamit ng karpintero ang matibay na rematse upang pagdugtungin ang dalawang piraso ng metal. "
Natural Translation
The carpenter used a strong rivet to join the two pieces of metal together.
Literal Translation
Used by-the carpenter the strong that rivet so-that join the two pieces of metal.
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