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1. (n.) cutlass
a short, curving sword with a single cutting edge, formerly used by sailors.
Etymology: (1585–95; earlier coutelace < MF coutelas=coutel knife (< L cultellus) +-as aug. suffix)
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1. (noun) cutlas, cutlass
a short heavy curved sword with one edge; formerly used by sailors
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1. (noun) cutlass
a short, heavy, curving sword, used in the navy. See Curtal ax
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Sense: a short, broad, slightly curved sword with one cutting edge.
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 Afrikaans: kort sabel |
 Arabic: سَيْف البَحّاره |
 Bulgarian: къса сабя |
 Brazilian: cutelo |
 Czech: šavle |
 German: kurzer Säbel |
 Danish: huggert |
 Greek: σπάθα |
 Spanish: alfanje |
 Estonian: meremehemõõk |
 Farsi: شمشیر کوتاه و پهن؛ قمه |
 Finnish: miekka |
 French: coutelas |
 Hebrew: חֶרֵב קְצָרָה |
 Hindi: खांडा, तेग वगैरह |
 Croatian: kratka, povinuta sablja |
 Hungarian: rövid (tengerész)kard |
 Indonesian: golok |
 Icelandic: bjúgsverð |
 Italian: coltellaccio |
 Japanese: 短剣 |
 Korean: (해적 사용하는) 날이 휜 무거운 단검 |
 Lithuanian: kardas |
 Latvian: mačete |
 Malay: kedubang |
 Dutch: korte sabel |
 Norwegian: huggert |
 Polish: kord |
 Persian: شمشیر کوتاه و پهن؛ قمه |
 Pashto: لنډه او پلنه توره |
 Portuguese: cutelo |
 Romanian: hanger |
 Russian: абордажная сабля |
 Slovak: šabľa |
 Slovenian: zakrivljen meč |
 Serbian: mačeta |
 Swedish: huggare |
 Thai: มีดพร้า |
 Turkish: korsan kılıcı |
 Taiwanese: 短劍，彎刀 |
 Ukrainian: кортик |
 Urdu: چهوٹی تلوار |
 Vietnamese: thanhđoản kiếm |
 Chinese: 短剑，弯刀 |
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