blad

noun
  1. A term used in Scandinavian languages, particularly Swedish and Norwegian, meaning 'leaf' or 'blade'. It often refers to a leaf of a plant or a blade of grass, or a similar thin, flat part of an object. noun
    The wind rustled the blad of grass in the meadow.
    He carefully trimmed the blad of the plant to encourage healthy growth.
  2. In historical or dialectal contexts, 'blad' can refer to a thin, flat piece of material, such as a blade of a tool or weapon, especially in older English or Scandinavian usage. noun
    The blacksmith forged a new blad for the sword.
    The old manuscript described the construction of a blad for cutting.