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1. (n.) rapier
a small sword, esp. of the 18th century, having a narrow blade.
2. rapier
a longer, heavier sword, esp. of the 16th and 17th centuries, having a double-edged blade.
Etymology: (1545–55; < MF (espee) rapiere lit., rasping (sword); see rape3)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) rapier, tuck
a straight sword with a narrow blade and two edges
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) rapier
a straight sword, with a narrow and finely pointed blade, used only for thrusting
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Sense: a type of long thin sword.
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 Afrikaans: rapier |
 Arabic: سَيْف طَويل مُدَبَّب الرأ |
 Bulgarian: рапира |
 Brazilian: espadim |
 Czech: rapír |
 German: das Rapier |
 Danish: kårde |
 Greek: ξίφος |
 Spanish: estoque |
 Estonian: rapiir |
 Farsi: شمشیر ویژه شمشیر بازی |
 Finnish: floretti |
 French: rapière |
 Hebrew: סַיִף |
 Hindi: कृपाण, खांडा, नीमचा |
 Croatian: rapir, vrsta mača za mače |
 Hungarian: (hosszú) tőr |
 Indonesian: anggar |
 Icelandic: skylmingasverð, lagsverð |
 Italian: spadino |
 Japanese: 剣 |
 Korean: 가볍고 가느다란 찌르는 검 |
 Lithuanian: rapyra |
 Latvian: rapieris |
 Malay: sejenis pedang |
 Dutch: rapier |
 Norwegian: støtkårde |
 Polish: rapier |
 Persian: شمشیر ویژه شمشیر بازی |
 Pashto: توره |
 Portuguese: espadim |
 Romanian: sabie lungă |
 Russian: рапира |
 Slovak: rapier |
 Slovenian: rapir |
 Serbian: rapir |
 Swedish: värja |
 Thai: ดาบหรือกระบี่ |
 Turkish: dar ve uzun kılıç |
 Taiwanese: 細長雙刃劍 |
 Ukrainian: рапіра |
 Urdu: ایک قسم کی لمبی تلوار |
 Vietnamese: thanh trường kiếm |
 Chinese: 轻剑，轻巧而细长的剑 |
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