A bladed weapon characterized by its single-edged design, often used for cutting and slashing in combat.
A traditionally crafted sword in Japanese culture, typically associated with samurai and known for its distinctive curvature and sharpness.
A type of knife used in operations or dissections, emphasizing precision and sharpness for medical purposes.
A historical form of currency from ancient China, shaped like a sword, representing a specific category of bronze coins.
Example:
「の投擲の練習？」「すっぽ抜けただけです」
The part of a sword that includes the blade itself, which is typically housed within its sheath when not in use.
The main cutting edge of a knife or sword, characterized by its sharpness and intended for combat or utility purposes.
The metal component of a blade that gives a sword its form and function, excluding the handle and other attachments.
A gesture of slicing or cutting made with the side of the palm, often resembling the motion of a sword.
A technique in martial arts, particularly karate, where the hand is positioned with fingers extended and aligned, mimicking a blade to target specific sensitive areas of an opponent's body.
A ceremonial gesture in sumo wrestling, where the winning wrestler performs a three-part motion with the palm to signify the acceptance of monetary awards from the referee.
A type of traditional Japanese sword characterized by its long, curved blade, typically worn suspended with the edge facing downward, primarily used by samurai and associated with formal combat techniques.
Historically significant weapon in Japanese culture, often used in ceremonial contexts and understood as a symbol of honor and martial skill, contrasting with shorter blades used for different purposes.
Refers to a category of swords that are distinguished by their length and method of carriage, encompassing both a rich craftsmanship and various styles of usage throughout different periods in Japanese history.
A duel or combat involving sword fighting, where two opponents engage in a contest of skill using bladed weapons.
Engaging in a competitive struggle against someone, often implying an equal challenge where victory is uncertain or difficult to achieve.
The act of challenging another in a serious contest, whether in argument or competition, suggesting a direct confrontation where both parties are evenly matched.