dirk

UK
/dɜːk/
US
/dɜrk/
dirksubstantiv
dirks
Pl.
UK
/dɜːk/
US
/dɜrk/
Übersetzungen
The Scottish warrior carried a dirk as part of his traditional attire.
Шотландский воин носил кинжал как часть своего традиционного наряда.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A long, straight-bladed dagger historically used by Scottish Highlanders.
The museum displayed an ancient dirk that once belonged to a Scottish warrior.
A short naval dagger typically carried by officers.
The midshipman wore a ceremonial dirk at his side.
dirkverb
dirked
Präteritum
dirked
Partizip Perfekt
dirking
Gerundium
UK
/dɜːk/
US
/dɝk/
Transitive verb: to stab, wound, or kill with a dirk.
Definitionen
To stab, wound, or kill with a dirk.
The duelist threatened to dirk anyone who insulted him.