English
Etymology
From cast + net.
Noun
cast net (plural cast nets)
- A (usually weighted) fishing net that is thrown and then pulled back by means of an attached line.
- Synonym: casting net
Derived terms
Translations
a net thrown and then pulled back for hunting fish
- Arabic: شَبَكَة (ar) (šabaka)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 投网 (zh) (tóu wǎng)
- Dutch: werpnet (nl) n
- Finnish: heittoverkko
- French: filet coulé f, épervier (fr) f
- German: Wurfnetz n, Fangnetz n
- Greek:
- Ancient: ἀμφίβληστρον f (amphíblēstron)
- Hungarian: kivett háló sg
- Italian: gettare la rete
- Japanese: 投網 (toami), キャストネット (kyasutonetto)
- Khmer: បោះសំណាញ់ (baoh saamnanh)
- Kyrgyz: куюлган тор (kuyulgan tor)
- Latin: rētiāculum n
- Norwegian: støpt nett n
- Ottoman Turkish: صاچمه (saçma)
- Portuguese: tarrafa (pt) f, esparavel m
- Somali: shabag tuur
- Spanish: atarraya (es) f, esparavel (es) m
- Swahili: tupa wavu
- Tagalog: naghulog ng lambat
- Thai: แห (th) (hɛ̌ɛ)
- Turkish: serpme (tr)
- Turkmen: guýma tor
- Uzbek: quyma toʻr
- Vietnamese: lưới đúc
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