Definition of quillon in English:

quillon

(also quillion)

noun ˈkwɪlən

historical

Either of the two arms forming the cross-guard of a sword or dagger; usually in plural.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Burton (1821–1890), explorer and author. From French quillon, lit. ‘little ninepin’ (so called from the shape of the piece, which resembles that of a ninepin) from quille ninepin + -on.

Definition of quillon in US English:

quillon

(also quillion)

nounˈkwɪlən

historical

Either of the two arms forming the cross-guard of a sword or dagger; usually in plural.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Burton (1821–1890), explorer and author. From French quillon, lit. ‘little ninepin’ (so called from the shape of the piece, which resembles that of a ninepin) from quille ninepin + -on.

单词	quillon
释义	Definition of quillon in English: quillon (also quillion) noun ˈkwɪlən historical Either of the two arms forming the cross-guard of a sword or dagger; usually in plural. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Burton (1821–1890), explorer and author. From French quillon, lit. ‘little ninepin’ (so called from the shape of the piece, which resembles that of a ninepin) from quille ninepin + -on. Definition of quillon in US English: quillon (also quillion) nounˈkwɪlən historical Either of the two arms forming the cross-guard of a sword or dagger; usually in plural. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Burton (1821–1890), explorer and author. From French quillon, lit. ‘little ninepin’ (so called from the shape of the piece, which resembles that of a ninepin) from quille ninepin + -on.
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