Definition of katana in English:

katana

noun kəˈtɑːnəkəˈtänə

A long, single-edged sword used by Japanese samurai.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a pair of matching katanas, one edged swords sheathed in rusted hold sheathing with red ribbon tied around the hilt that dangled to the side.
- Daggers en suite with wakizashis and katanas were accorded the same care in their manufacture and decoration as their companion swords.
- Two warriors, clad in back, holding unsheathed katanas, silently approached each other in the forest.
- The katana became a dangerous weapon when he wielded it as fast and expertly as he did.
- Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords.

Origin

Early 17th century: Japanese.

Definition of katana in US English:

katana

nounkəˈtänə

A long, single-edged sword used by Japanese samurai.
Example sentencesExamples
- Daggers en suite with wakizashis and katanas were accorded the same care in their manufacture and decoration as their companion swords.
- Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords.
- The katana became a dangerous weapon when he wielded it as fast and expertly as he did.
- Two warriors, clad in back, holding unsheathed katanas, silently approached each other in the forest.
- It was a pair of matching katanas, one edged swords sheathed in rusted hold sheathing with red ribbon tied around the hilt that dangled to the side.

Origin

Early 17th century: Japanese.

单词	katana
释义	Definition of katana in English: katana noun kəˈtɑːnəkəˈtänə A long, single-edged sword used by Japanese samurai. Example sentencesExamples It was a pair of matching katanas, one edged swords sheathed in rusted hold sheathing with red ribbon tied around the hilt that dangled to the side. Daggers en suite with wakizashis and katanas were accorded the same care in their manufacture and decoration as their companion swords. Two warriors, clad in back, holding unsheathed katanas, silently approached each other in the forest. The katana became a dangerous weapon when he wielded it as fast and expertly as he did. Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords. Origin Early 17th century: Japanese. Definition of katana in US English: katana nounkəˈtänə A long, single-edged sword used by Japanese samurai. Example sentencesExamples Daggers en suite with wakizashis and katanas were accorded the same care in their manufacture and decoration as their companion swords. Hung on the walls were swords of every kind: kodachis, katanas, fencing swords, even the heavy and antique broadswords. The katana became a dangerous weapon when he wielded it as fast and expertly as he did. Two warriors, clad in back, holding unsheathed katanas, silently approached each other in the forest. It was a pair of matching katanas, one edged swords sheathed in rusted hold sheathing with red ribbon tied around the hilt that dangled to the side. Origin Early 17th century: Japanese.
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