Sword in Japanese

Answer 1

Katana or tachi means sword in Japanese

剣　けん　"ken" is also another word for sword and is just as common.

"katana" tends to refer to a single-edged sword, especially a Japanese sword.

"tachi" is a long sword.

"ken" is fairly generic "sword", although it was previously commonly used to refer to a double-edged sword.
it is a zonpoto

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The actual translation of "sword" is 剣 (ken).

I think the original answerer is trying to say zanbattou (斬馬刀), which is a specific type of especially large Japanese sword.

Answer 2

i believe it is zompacto? idk how to spell it

A literal translation of "soul of the sword" would be

刀の霊

"tou no tama"

But If you are speaking of the weapons from the Bleach manga by Tite Kubo, the romaji spelling would be Zanpakutou, pronounced "zanpakto" with the u in ku being hidden and the 'tou' being excluded in common English practice. We English speakers can't speak Japanese to save our lives, ne?

Answer 3

katana