baselard
/ˈbeɪsəˌlɑrd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of medieval sword with a straight or slightly curved blade and a cruciform hilt, typically with four quillons and a pommel.
“The museum collection included a rare 14th-century baselard on display.”
1. noun
A type of medieval sword with a straight or slightly curved blade and a cruciform hilt, typically with four quillons and a pommel.
“The museum collection included a rare 14th-century baselard on display.”