sword

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A sword is an edged, bladed weapon intended for manual cutting or thrusting. Its blade, longer than a knife or dagger, is attached to a hilt and can be straight or curved. A thrusting sword tends to have a straighter blade with a pointed tip. A slashing sword is more likely to be curved and to have a sharpened cutting edge on one or both sides of the blade. Many swords are designed for both thrusting and slashing. The precise definition of a sword varies by historical epoch and geographic region.

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Swords
edged and bladed weapon, piercing-cutting weapon, 

acinaces, Ainu, akrafena, alamang, Antenna-style bronze dagger, Antenna-style bronze dagger in Northeast Asia, Arabic, arit, arma de ponce, arming, ayudha katti, Back, Balato, baradi, barong, basket-hilted, bastard, belida, Benin, bilbo, bokuto, Bronze Age krums, bronze, bullfight, Carolingian, ceremonial, changdao, Chinese, cinquedea, claymore, co jang, colichemarde, collectible, cutting weapon, dagger, dahong palay, dao, dao (Naga), Double-edged, Dua Lalan, Espada ropera, estoc, executioner's, falchion, federschwert, firangi, flaming, flaming, flyssa, gold, grip-tongue, guntō, hanger, harpe, Hispano-Moorishs, hook, hunting, instruction, ipetam, iron, Japanese, Jian, kaskara, kastane, katana, kattara, kenukigatatō, khanjar, khopesh, kogitsunemaru, kopis, kora, kris, leaf shaped blade, long, magic, Migration Period, Niabor, one-handed, pata, patag, rapier, ring-, sabre, samjeonggeom, scythe, seax, shinai, short, sica, single-edged, Slender bronze dagger, small, spatha, board, of state, takoba, Tang Dao, Tao Shi Jian, weapon functional class, wooden, wu ge, épée, 

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  • akrafena ⓘ
    Ashanti sword
  • alamang ⓘ
    type of Indonesian sword
  • Antenna-style bronze dagger ⓘ
    Bronze sword type
  • Antenna-style bronze dagger in Northeast Asia ⓘ
    Bronze sword type
  • Arabic sword ⓘ
    weapon from The Arabian Peninsula
  • arit ⓘ
    Indonesian weapon
  • arma de ponce ⓘ
    ancient Roman sword
  • arming sword ⓘ
    straight, double-edged bladed weapon
  • ayudha katti ⓘ
    type of broad bladed weapon
  • Backsword ⓘ
    type of European sword
  • Balato ⓘ
    traditional sword of Nias people
  • baradi ⓘ
    Indonesian sword
  • barong ⓘ
    sword or knife
  • basket-hilted sword ⓘ
    sword with basket-like hand protection
  • bastard sword ⓘ
    long, straight-bladed swords grasped by one hand plus two or three fingers of the other
  • belida ⓘ
    traditional weapon from Indonesia
  • bilbo ⓘ
    sword similar to a cutlass
  • Bronze Age krum swords ⓘ
  • bronze sword ⓘ
    sword made of bronze
  • bullfight sword ⓘ
    sword used in bullfighting
  • ceremonial sword ⓘ
    sword solely for protocol or ceremonial purposes
  • changdao ⓘ
    Chinese two-handed single-edged sword
  • Chinese sword ⓘ
    weapon
  • claymore ⓘ
    type of sword
  • co jang ⓘ
    Klewang sword from Indonesia
  • colichemarde ⓘ
    type of small sword
  • collectible sword ⓘ
    collectibles
  • dahong palay ⓘ
    single-edged sword from the Philippines
  • dao (Naga sword) ⓘ
    type of sword
  • Double-edged sword ⓘ
    sword with double sharp sides
  • Dua Lalan ⓘ
    Klewang sword
  • épée ⓘ
    a number of different bladed weapons
  • Espada ropera ⓘ
  • executioner's sword ⓘ
    usually a two-handed sword used as an executioner's tool of trade
  • falchion ⓘ
    one-handed, single-edged sword
  • federschwert ⓘ
    type of fencing sword
  • firangi ⓘ
    sword
  • flaming sword ⓘ
    mythological object mentioned in the Bible
  • flaming sword ⓘ
    sword coated with fuel to being set on fire used in sows
  • flyssa ⓘ
    Kabyle swords
  • gold sword ⓘ
    sword made with a golden blade
  • grip-tongue sword ⓘ
  • guntō ⓘ
    cold weapon
  • hanger ⓘ
    type of cutting sword often used by infantry
  • harpe ⓘ
    type of sword featuring a sickle-like protuberence
  • Hispano-Moorish swords ⓘ
  • hook sword ⓘ
    Chinese arched sword
  • hunting sword ⓘ
    swords designed specifically for hunting
  • instruction sword ⓘ
    kind of sword
  • iron sword ⓘ
    sword made with an iron hilt
  • Japanese sword ⓘ
    traditionally made sword from Japan
  • Jian ⓘ
    Chinese sword
  • kaskara ⓘ
    type of sword characteristic of Sudan, Chad, and Eritrea
  • kastane ⓘ
    ceremonial weapon
  • katana ⓘ
    Japanese sword, that was used by samurai
  • kattara ⓘ
  • kenukigatatō ⓘ
  • khanjar ⓘ
    cold weapon
  • kopis ⓘ
    type of Greek sword
  • kora ⓘ
    sword in Nepal
  • kris ⓘ
    traditional Javanese dagger and sword (usually curvy) originally from Java
  • leaf shaped blade sword ⓘ
    Bronze Age sword
  • longsword ⓘ
    sword
  • magic sword ⓘ
    sword with magical powers
  • Migration Period sword ⓘ
    Late Iron Age and Early Medieval type of sword
  • Niabor ⓘ
    Indonesian type of machete
  • one-handed sword ⓘ
  • pata ⓘ
    type of sword
  • patag ⓘ
    traditional Bhutanese sword
  • rapier ⓘ
    slender, sharply pointed sword
  • ring-sword ⓘ
    Early Medieval type of sword
  • sabre ⓘ
    type of backsword with a curved blade
  • samjeonggeom ⓘ
  • scythe sword ⓘ
    type of sword
  • seax ⓘ
    bladed weapon
  • shinai ⓘ
    weapon used in kendo
  • short sword ⓘ
    sword with blade between 40 and 80 centimetres
  • sica ⓘ
    type of ancient short sword or large dagger
  • single-edged sword ⓘ
    type of sword
  • Slender bronze dagger ⓘ
    Bronze sword type
  • small sword ⓘ
    light one-handed sword designed for thrusting
  • spatha ⓘ
    type of straight and long sword
  • sword board ⓘ
    kind of sword
  • sword of state ⓘ
    sword symbolizing the power of a monarch
  • takoba ⓘ
    sword used across the western Sahel
  • Tang Dao ⓘ
    one of the four types of swords used in the Tang Dynasty of China, and was worn by soldiers in the Sui and Tang armies
  • Tao Shi Jian ⓘ
    Bronze sword type
  • two-handed sword ⓘ
    weapon
  • wooden sword ⓘ
    sword made of wood
  • wu ge ⓘ
    Chinese long sword
  • khopesh ⓘ
    sickle-like sword of the Bronze age
  • Carolingian sword ⓘ
    type of sword prevalent in Western and Northern Europe during the Early Middle Ages
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Der naturen bloeme - Jacob van Maerlant - KB KA 16 - 043vDer naturen bloeme - Jacob van Maerlant - KB KA 16 - 043v
Espada Toledo SalamancaEspada Toledo Salamanca
Cut Two and Horse`s Off Side Protect, New Guard, print, Thomas Rowlandson (MET, 59.533.763(17))Cut Two and Horse's Off Side Protect, New Guard, print, Thomas Rowlandson (MET, 59.533.763(17))
St. Matthew (copy), print, after Hans Baldung (called Hans Baldung Grien) (MET, 61.663.379)St. Matthew (copy), print, after Hans Baldung (called Hans Baldung Grien) (MET, 61.663.379)
Designs for the Ornament of Swords and Firearms, French, Paris, workshop of Louis-François Devisme (MET, 2003.174a–gg)Designs for the Ornament of Swords and Firearms, French, Paris, workshop of Louis-François Devisme (MET, 2003.174a–gg)
Breaking the Legs (John Beaver, Roman Military Punishments, 1725), print, William Hogarth (MET, 32.35(97))Breaking the Legs (John Beaver, Roman Military Punishments, 1725), print, William Hogarth (MET, 32.35(97))
OxfordCathedral Glass2OxfordCathedral Glass2
Eugène Du Faget - Costume designs for Les Huguenots - 2. Julie Dorus-Gras as Marguerite, Adolphe Nourrit as Raoul, and Cornélie Falcon as ValentineEugène Du Faget - Costume designs for Les Huguenots - 2. Julie Dorus-Gras as Marguerite, Adolphe Nourrit as Raoul, and Cornélie Falcon as Valentine
Send sword (replica) at the historic town hall in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (2018)Send sword (replica) at the historic town hall in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (2018)
Send sword (replica) at the historic town hall in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (2018)Send sword (replica) at the historic town hall in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (2018)
TypeSubtypeDateDescriptionNotesSource
classweaponakrafenaswordWikidata
classweaponalamangswordWikidata
classweaponAntenna-style bronze daggersword, archaeological artefact, bronze objectWikidata
classweaponAntenna-style bronze dagger in Northeast Asiasword, bronze objectWikidata
classweaponArabic swordswordWikidata
classweaponaritswordWikidata
classweaponarma de ponceswordWikidata
classweaponarming swordswordWikidata
classweaponayudha kattiswordWikidata
classweaponBackswordsaber, swordWikidata
classweaponBalatoswordWikidata
classweaponbaradiswordWikidata
classweaponbarongknife, swordWikidata
classweaponbasket-hilted swordswordWikidata
classweaponbastard swordswordWikidata
classweaponbelidaswordWikidata
classweaponbilboboarding sabre, swordWikidata
classweaponBronze Age krum swordsswordWikidata
classweaponbronze swordswordWikidata
classweaponbullfight swordbullfighting weapon, swordWikidata
classweaponceremonial swordceremonial weapon, swordWikidata
classweaponchangdaoswordWikidata
classweaponChinese swordswordWikidata
classweaponclaymoreswordWikidata
classweaponco jangswordWikidata
classweaponcolichemardeswordWikidata
classweaponcollectible swordcollectible weapon, swordWikidata
classweapondahong palayswordWikidata
classweapondao (Naga sword)swordWikidata
classweaponDouble-edged swordswordWikidata
classweaponDua LalanswordWikidata
classweaponépéesporting weapon, swordWikidata
classweaponEspada roperaswordWikidata
classweaponexecutioner's sworddecapitation device, longswordWikidata
classweaponfalchionswordWikidata
classweaponfederschwertswordWikidata
classweaponfirangiswordWikidata
classweaponflaming swordswordWikidata
classweaponflaming swordswordWikidata
classweaponflyssaswordWikidata
classweapongold swordswordWikidata
classweapongrip-tongue swordswordWikidata
classweaponguntōswordWikidata
classweaponhangerinfantry saber, French saber, swordWikidata
classweaponharpeswordWikidata
classweaponHispano-Moorish swordsswordWikidata
classweaponhook swordswordWikidata
classweaponhunting swordswordWikidata
classweaponinstruction swordswordWikidata
classweaponiron swordiron tool, swordWikidata
classweaponJapanese swordtraditional handicraft of Japan, swordWikidata
classweaponJianChinese sword, swordWikidata
classweaponkaskaraswordWikidata
classweaponkastaneswordWikidata
classweaponkatanasword, Japanese swordWikidata
classweaponkattaraswordWikidata
classweaponkenukigatatōswordWikidata
classweaponkhanjardagger, swordWikidata
classweaponkopisswordWikidata
classweaponkoraswordWikidata
classweaponkrisdagger, swordWikidata
classweaponleaf shaped blade swordswordWikidata
classweaponlongswordswordWikidata
classweaponmagic swordfictional object, swordWikidata
classweaponMigration Period swordswordWikidata
classweaponNiaborswordWikidata
classweaponone-handed swordswordWikidata
classweaponpataswordWikidata
classweaponpatagswordWikidata
classweaponrapierswordWikidata
classweaponring-swordswordWikidata
classweaponsabrepiercing-cutting weapon, swordWikidata
classweaponsamjeonggeomswordWikidata
classweaponscythe swordswordWikidata
classweaponseaxdagger, machete, knife, swordWikidata
classweaponshinaisporting weapon, sports equipment, swordWikidata
classweaponshort swordswordWikidata
classweaponsicadagger, swordWikidata
classweaponsingle-edged swordswordWikidata
classweaponSlender bronze daggerbronze object, swordWikidata
classweaponsmall swordswordWikidata
classweaponspathaswordWikidata
classweaponsword boardswordWikidata
classweaponsword of stateceremonial weapon, insignia, swordWikidata
classweapontakobaswordWikidata
classweaponTang Daosword, Chinese swordWikidata
classweaponTao Shi Jianbronze object, swordWikidata
classweapontwo-handed swordtwo-handed, longswordWikidata
classweaponwooden swordswordWikidata
classweaponwu geswordWikidata
classweapon1299khopeshswordWikidata
classweapon800Carolingian swordswordWikidata
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linkpageStatens historiska museers samlingar page@Wikidata
linkpageStatens historiska museers samlingar page@Wikidata
linkpageTesauro Museus page@Wikidata
commonsimageDer naturen bloeme - Jacob van Maerlant - KB KA 16 - 043v Commons
commonsimageEspada Toledo Salamanca Commons
commonsimageCut Two and Horse's Off Side Protect, New Guard, print, Thomas Rowlandson (MET, 59.533.763(17)) Commons
commonsimageSt. Matthew (copy), print, after Hans Baldung (called Hans Baldung Grien) (MET, 61.663.379) Commons
commonsimageDesigns for the Ornament of Swords and Firearms, French, Paris, workshop of Louis-François Devisme (MET, 2003.174a–gg) Commons
commonsimageBreaking the Legs (John Beaver, Roman Military Punishments, 1725), print, William Hogarth (MET, 32.35(97)) Commons
commonsimageOxfordCathedral Glass2 Commons
commonsimageEugène Du Faget - Costume designs for Les Huguenots - 2. Julie Dorus-Gras as Marguerite, Adolphe Nourrit as Raoul, and Cornélie Falcon as Valentine Commons
commonsimageSend sword (replica) at the historic town hall in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (2018) Commons
commonsimageSend sword (replica) at the historic town hall in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany (2018) Commons
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