| 释义 |
fal·chion
\ˈfȯlchən, -lsh-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English fauchoun, from Old French fauchon, from fauchier to mow, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin falcare, from Latin falc-, falx sickle, scythe
1. archaic : a broad-bladed slightly curved sword used in the middle ages
2. archaic : a sword of any kind |