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What is curved dagger called?
A curved dagger is often referred to as a "kris" or "keris," which is a traditional weapon from Southeast Asia, particularly associated with Indonesia and Malaysia. Another type of curved dagger is the "kukri," which is a traditional Nepalese weapon known for its distinctive curved blade. Each of these daggers has unique cultural significance and design features.
What are four weapons mentioned in the bible?
A Rock, A horned branch ,whip, and a knife like object possibly a dagger/dirk
Why did the Romans use the daggers?
The Romans used daggers because they were the small weapons of the time. For example, a soldier had his gladius, (sword) comparable to a rifle, and he had his pugio, (dagger) comparable to a pistol or sidearm. Civilians used daggers for the same reasons that people today use handguns.
When did numbers as we know them first appear?
A Long...Long....Long....Long......Long....Long.....Long...Long.......Long.....Long....Long..Long Time Ago XD
How did you get 5 over 16 in decimal form?
By long division.By long division.By long division.By long division.
How long is the ancient greek dagger?
about 6 inches
What is an anelace?
An anelace (or anlace) is a long medieval dagger.
Is snee a Scottish dagger?
Yes. It was formerly used by Scottish Highlanders
Is a dagger and a spear the same thing?
No. A dagger is a short stabbing knife, a spear is a throwing weapon, typically 4 to 6 feet long.
How do you get the long lycan dagger in AQWorlds?
In safiria's castle from twisted paw
Were do you get long lycan dagger in AQWorlds?
you have to fight lycans until you get one
What are dagger handles?
they are the handles on a dagger
What is the definition of a dirk?
A Scottish dagger, long with a straight blade, very similar to the poniard.
What is a dunfermline dagger?
A dunfermline dagger is a "snee."
When was The Dagger created?
The Dagger was created in 1999.
What is a sentence for the word dagger?
I bought a dagger.
What is the meaning of a dagger with mercy inscribed on it?
In the middle ages, combatants usually had a misercordia, or mercy dagger, to kill wounded combatants with a piercing stab to the heart. A misercordia was a long thin dagger to more easily pierce armor and avoid ribs to pierce the heart and kill combatant quickly, as opposed to letting them lay on the battlefield and suffer a long, agonizing death.
