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Czech uses "Pájení" (derived from "joining") vs "Svařování" (derived from "boiling". So, also different with different etymology in a language from a different
by yread 9mo ago
Czech uses "Pájení" (derived from "joining") vs "Svařování" (derived from "boiling".
So, also different with different etymology in a language from a different group (although these things were probably influenced by German)
- m4rtink 9mo agoYeah - the Czech wording is quite clever: * the first one makes it clear a something (a different material) is used to join things together * the second one implies you melt/boil the things to join them together