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1. (n.) swordsman
one skilled in the use of a sword.
2. swordsman
a fencer.
Etymology: (1670–80)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) fencer, swordsman
someone skilled at fencing
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) swordsman
a soldier; a fighting man
2. (noun) swordsman
one skilled of a use of the sword; a professor of the science of fencing; a fencer
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Sense: a man who can fight or fence with a sword.
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 Afrikaans: swaardvegter |
 Arabic: مُبارِز بالسَّيْف |
 Bulgarian: фехтовач |
 Brazilian: esgrimista |
 Czech: šermíř |
 German: der Fechter |
 Danish: fægter |
 Greek: ξιφομάχος |
 Spanish: espadachín; esgrimidor |
 Estonian: vehkleja |
 Farsi: شمشيرباز |
 Finnish: miekkailija |
 French: escrimeur/-euse |
 Hebrew: סַיָף |
 Hindi: तलवारिया |
 Croatian: mačevalac |
 Hungarian: kardforgató |
 Indonesian: pemain pedang |
 Icelandic: skylmingamaður |
 Italian: schermitore, schermitrice |
 Japanese: 剣士 |
 Korean: 검객, 검술가 |
 Lithuanian: fechtuotojas |
 Latvian: paukotājs |
 Malay: pemain pedang |
 Dutch: schermer |
 Norwegian: fekter |
 Polish: szermierz |
 Persian: شمشيرباز |
 Pashto: توره باز |
 Portuguese: esgrimista |
 Romanian: scrimeur |
 Russian: фехтовальщик |
 Slovak: šermiar |
 Slovenian: mečevalec |
 Serbian: mačevalac |
 Swedish: fäktare |
 Thai: นักสู้ที่ใช้ดาบ |
 Turkish: iyi kılıç kullanan kimse |
 Taiwanese: 劍客，擊劍運動員 |
 Ukrainian: фехтувальник |
 Urdu: شمشیر زن |
 Vietnamese: kiếm sĩ, nhà kiếm thuật |
 Chinese: 剑客 |
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