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ironsmith
noun
A blacksmith (who makes articles from iron)
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IN THE harbour town of Taiji people have family names like Kaji (literally, ironsmith), Tomi (look-out) and Amino (net): you get the idea.
Spring-back, or tweezer-like, tongs were the model used by the early ironsmith.
An ironsmith born in Carpineto, he'd moved to Switzerland as a young man and had retired to Pescara, but still spent weekends here.
"We support any step that provides us with power," said Ahmed Abdul Hussein, an ironsmith in Najaf, in the south.
People have family names like Tomi (literally, lookout), Kaji (ironsmith) and Amino (net).
"Well, the owners were thinking Blacksmith or Ironsmith or even Foodsmith," she offered.
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Falasha men are traditionally ironsmiths, weavers, and farmers.
Kemal subsequently published novels at frequent intervals, including Yer demir gök bakır (1963; Iron Earth, Copper Sky), Binbogalar efsanesi (1971; "The Legend of a Thousand Bulls"), and Demirciler çarşısı cinayeti (1974; Murder in the Ironsmiths Market).
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