katana

As nouns the difference between katana and broadsword

is that katana is a type of japanese longsword, ) having a single edge and slight curvature while broadsword is a type of sword, usually of the single-handed basket hilt variety, that has a broad cutting blade as opposed to the more slender thrust-oriented rapier.

As nouns the difference between scimitars and katana

is that scimitars is plural of scimitar while katana is a type of Japanese longsword, 日本刀 (にほんとう, nihontō) having a single edge and slight curvature.

As a noun katana

is a type of japanese longsword, ) having a single edge and slight curvature.

As a symbol ken is

the iso 3166-1 three-letter (alpha-3) code for kenya.

As nouns the difference between katana and saber

is that katana is a type of japanese longsword, ) having a single edge and slight curvature while saber is .

As a verb saber is

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As nouns the difference between katana and katara

is that katana is a type of Japanese longsword, 日本刀 (にほんとう, nihontō) having a single edge and slight curvature while katara is an Indian push dagger that has an H-shaped handle used predominantly ceremonially, and rarely as a weapon.

As nouns the difference between katana and kabana

is that katana is a type of Japanese longsword, 日本刀 (にほんとう, nihontō) having a single edge and slight curvature while kabana is a spicy smoked Australian salami, made from pork and beef.

Swor is likely misspelled.

Swor has no English definition.

As a noun katana

is a type of Japanese longsword, 日本刀 (にほんとう, nihontō) having a single edge and slight curvature.

Nihondo is likely misspelled.

Nihondo has no English definition.

As a noun katana

is a type of Japanese longsword, 日本刀 (にほんとう, nihontō) having a single edge and slight curvature.

Odachi is a related term of katana.

As nouns the difference between katana and odachi

is that katana is a type of Japanese longsword, 日本刀 (にほんとう, nihontō) having a single edge and slight curvature while odachi is a long Japanese sword built like the katana but made to be longer (about 4 to 6 feet long) for combat on horseback.