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How are edges called in spanish?

The most common translation for "edges" in Spanish is bordes.

However, depending on the context, you might also use:

* Cantos (for sharp edges)

* Filos (for cutting edges)

* Aristas (for geometric edges)

* Lados (for sides of a polygon)

Here are some examples:

* Los bordes de la mesa son redondeados. (The edges of the table are rounded.)

* Ten cuidado con los cantos afilados. (Be careful of the sharp edges.)

* El cuchillo tiene un filo muy afilado. (The knife has a very sharp edge.)

* Las aristas de la pirámide son rectas. (The edges of the pyramid are straight.)

* El cuadrado tiene cuatro lados iguales. (The square has four equal sides.)

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