sword

UK
/sɔːd/
US
/sɔrd/

Translations

swordnoun
swords
pl
UK
/sɔːd/
US
/sɔrd/
The knight drew his sword and prepared for battle.
Le chevalier tira son épée et se prépara au combat.
Additional translations
glaiveLittéraire ou soutenu.
épéeAu sens symbolique ou héraldique.
swordverb
sworded
Past Simple
sworded
Past Participle
swording
Gerund
UK
/sɔːd/
US
/sɔrd/
Rare but attested verb meaning ‘to strike, wound, or kill with a sword’.
swordadjective
UK
/sɔːd/
US
/sɔrd/
Attributive use, e.g. ‘sword fight’, ‘sword wound’; functions like an adjective.

Definitions

swordnoun
A weapon with a long metal blade and a hilt, used for thrusting or striking.
The knight drew his sword and prepared for battle.
A symbol of military power, authority, or honor.
The sword is often used as a symbol of justice and valor in heraldry.
swordverb
To wound, kill, or strike with a sword.
The warrior sworded his opponent in a swift duel.
swordadjective
Relating to, involving, or used with swords.
The museum hosts a sword exhibition featuring medieval blades.