Latin has several different terms for sword.
In classical Roman times, the short, stabbing sword used by legionary and auxiliary infantry soldiers was called a gladius.
The cavalry used a much longer sword called a spatha.
Their were also the general terms ensis and ferrumfor any type of sword.
In medieval Latin the term gladius was used to mean a knight's long sword, forgetting its original meaning. The German knighting ceremony included the term gladius for a long sword, for example.
Gladius.
gladiator is gladius in Latin. it means short sword in Latin
Latin, "Gladius" meaning "sword."
Sword of God = Gladius Dei
"Gladius" is the latin word for "sword"
The translation from English to Latin of "God is My Sword and My Shield" is "Scutum et gladium meum Deus".
Iron, or a sword.
A gladiolus is also known as a sword lily, as gladius is the Latin word for 'sword'.
Gladius means sword in Latin.
Filius gladii.
all of these mean sword in LATIN:HARPEMUCROGLADIOENSISGLADIUSMACHAERA
Since in Roman times Latin was the language spoken, the word for sword is the Latin word "gladius." Besides the spear and shield, the sword was another main piece of military equipment used by Roman soldiers.
Gladiolus. The name comes from Latin gladius, sword, due to the shape of the leaves.