Friday word: Yataghan
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yataghan, noun yat·a·ghan \ˈya-tə-ˌgan, ˈya-ti-gən\
: a long knife or short saber that lacks a guard for the hand at the juncture of blade and hilt and that usually has a double curve to the edge and a nearly straight back
For an example, see this photo
Etymology:
Turkish yatağan
First Known Use: 1815
: a long knife or short saber that lacks a guard for the hand at the juncture of blade and hilt and that usually has a double curve to the edge and a nearly straight back
For an example, see this photo
Etymology:
Turkish yatağan
First Known Use: 1815