Noun:

ବର୍ଚ୍ଛା,

pikestaff's Usage Examples:

The community"s arms might be described thus: Per pale, dexter argent a pikestaff issuant from base sable bladed azure and tasselled Or, sinister gules.

The term turnpike refers the military practice of placing a pikestaff across a road to block and control passage.

"Why, that"s as plain as a pikestaff," was the rejoinder.

tender presence guarded by the advancing figures of Miles Standish with pikestaff and sword and a Pilgrim (probably John Carver) with a blunderbuss, but.

Cowan"s prose is plain as a pikestaff, earnestly fixed on the physical world.

fiery red colour, grisly hair streaming down his shoulders, iron boots, a pikestaff in his left hand, and a red cap on his head".

and the hurlebatte was mentioned, possibly as a type of club, among the pikestaff and sword and buckler in a 1440 text.

One summer morning, the formidable Arthur, oaken pikestaff on shoulder, sets off through Sherwood Forest to see the red deer there.

Synonyms:

staff, pike,