cinquedea
noun
cin·que·dea
ˌchiŋkwə̇ˈdēə,
-dāə
plural -s
: a heavy broad-bladed medieval dagger
Word History
Etymology
Italian, from cinque five (from Latin quinque) + Italian dialect dea fingers; akin to Italian dita, plural of dito finger, from Latin digitus
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