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falchion

/ˈfɔːl.tʃən/

Traduction: Sabre médiéval à lame courte, large, légèrement convexe et à pointe acérée, utilisé principalement dans un contexte historique.

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noun

/ˈfɔːl.tʃən/C2formal
  • frSabre médiéval à lame courte, large, légèrement convexe et à pointe acérée, utilisé principalement dans un contexte historique.

A medieval sword with a short, broad, slightly convex blade and a sharp point, used primarily in historical contexts.

  1. C2formal

    A short, broad, slightly curved medieval sword with a sharp point, used primarily for cutting.

    frFauchon (épée médiévale)

    • The knight drew his falchion and charged into battle.
    • A falchion is often depicted in medieval artwork as a weapon of foot soldiers.
    • He studied the design of the falchion, noting its single-edged blade.
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  • falchions' possessive plural form
  • falchion's possessive singular form