Noun:

సాబెర్, బలమైన ఖడ్గం,

scimitars's Usage Examples:

on their heads caps set about with feathers; daggers they had too, and scimitars.

A whole hall full of Orientals broke into shouts, with scimitars and yataghans brandished aloft: "Death to imperialism" All the same, genuine understanding.

He is armed with twin scimitars, said to be forged by the very desert wind itself.

Included are chainmail armor, helmets, scimitars, yataghans, daggers, matchlocks, lances, pistols, shields, axes, and spears.

Soldiers usually carried scimitars or halberds as well.

long-tipped pikes (described as being "enough by themselves to undo the thickest hauberks") and several kinds of sabers, catanes and scimitars.

Swords include cleavers, stilettos, scimitars, falchions and others.

residents of Madrid in the Puerta del Sol, wearing turbans and using curved scimitars, thus provoking memories of the Muslim Spain.

earliest known use of scimitars is from the 9th century, when it was used among Turkic and Tungusic soldiers in Central Asia.

bipedal, fez-capped insect creatures (usually wielding scimitars or smoking hookahs) appeared on Motherhead Bug"s singles and album, and he has continued his.

The two crossed scimitars are a feature shared with the Emblem of Saudi Arabia, as is the palm tree.

Synonyms:

cavalry sword, sabre, saber,