dreptar

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Romanian[edit]

Etymology[edit]

Probably from drept +‎ -ar. Also possibly from an Latin directarium, from directus.

Noun[edit]

dreptar n (plural dreptare)

  1. a ruler or straight edge used to verify flat surfaces in construction

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