Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
falchion
Noun
/ˈfæl.ʧən/
Definition
A falchion is a one-edged sword with a curved blade, commonly used in the Middle Ages.
Examples
- The knight drew his falchion, ready to defend his honor.
- The blacksmith forged a beautiful falchion, perfect for the warrior’s battle.
- In medieval times, many soldiers preferred the falchion for its practicality.
Meaning
It refers to a type of weapon that is designed for slashing rather than thrusting, making it effective in close combat.
Synonyms
- sabre
- scimitar
- cutlass
- broadsword
