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The Classical term for any hurled or propelled weapon (dart, javelin, etc.) is telum, -i, n. Modern scholarly Latin has added missile, -is, n.
Ram is the English meaning of 'aries'. The Latin word refers to the animal. It also refers to the weapon of war.
Germania means 'land of spear' in Latin. The Romans rightly named the Germans that. In battle, or hunting the spear was the favorite weapon of many, mainly since they lacked good metal for things such as swords and armor.
Tormentum cum tubo levi is the Latin equivalent of 'shotgun'. In the word by word translation, the noun 'tormentum' means 'stone throwing weapon'. The preposition 'cum' means 'with'. The noun 'tubo' means 'tube'. The adjective 'levi' means 'smooth'.
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A tank is a weapon. A tomahawk is a weapon.
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That would vary from weapon to weapon.
weapon
She does not need a weapon.
A weapon that is visible