falchion (English, noun)
expansion: falchion (plural falchions)
Senses:
glosses: A somewhat curved, single-edged medieval sword of European origin, with the cutting edge on its convex side, whose design is reminiscent of the Persian scimitar and the Chinese dao.
tags: also
attributive
glosses: A billhook.
tags: obsolete
Forms:
form: falchions
tags: plural
form: fachon
tags: alternative
form: fachone
tags: alternative
form: fachoun
tags: alternative
form: fauchon
tags: alternative
form: fauchone
tags: alternative
form: fauchoun
tags: alternative
form: fawchon
tags: alternative
form: fawchone
tags: alternative
form: fawchoun
tags: alternative
form: fauschune
tags: alternative
form: fawchun
tags: alternative
form: fawken
tags: alternative
form: fouchon
tags: alternative
form: fwalchon
tags: alternative
form: fachen
tags: alternative
form: falcheon
tags: alternative
form: faucheon
tags: alternative
form: fauchin
tags: alternative
form: fauchine
tags: alternative
form: fauchion
tags: alternative
form: faulcheon
tags: alternative
form: faulchion
tags: alternative
form: fawcheon
tags: alternative
form: fawchin
tags: alternative
form: fawchine
tags: alternative
form: fawchion
tags: alternative
form: falcen
tags: alternative
form: falchon
tags: alternative
form: faulchin
tags: alternative