Definition of tsuba in English:

tsuba

nounPlural tsubas ˈtsuːbaˈtso͞obə

A Japanese sword guard, typically elaborately decorated and made of iron or leather.
Example sentencesExamples
- Like netsuke or tsuba, old firefighter jackets have turned into collectibles.
- The are three commonly used mounting styles: The tanto with a guard called a tsuba; the aikuchi style with no guard; and the hamadashi style with a small guard.
- A tsuba is the hand guard mounted on a Japanese sword.
- Thus the Japanese sword tsuba became an elaborate piece of art - far beyond its practical use.
- The left hand takes control of the sword by holding the tsuba and the right hand passes down the side, smoothing the sageo as it goes.

Origin

Japanese.

Definition of tsuba in US English:

tsuba

nounˈtso͞obə

A Japanese sword guard, typically elaborately decorated and made of steel.
Example sentencesExamples
- A tsuba is the hand guard mounted on a Japanese sword.
- The left hand takes control of the sword by holding the tsuba and the right hand passes down the side, smoothing the sageo as it goes.
- Thus the Japanese sword tsuba became an elaborate piece of art - far beyond its practical use.
- The are three commonly used mounting styles: The tanto with a guard called a tsuba; the aikuchi style with no guard; and the hamadashi style with a small guard.
- Like netsuke or tsuba, old firefighter jackets have turned into collectibles.

Origin

Japanese.

单词	tsuba
释义	Definition of tsuba in English: tsuba nounPlural tsubas ˈtsuːbaˈtso͞obə A Japanese sword guard, typically elaborately decorated and made of iron or leather. Example sentencesExamples Like netsuke or tsuba, old firefighter jackets have turned into collectibles. The are three commonly used mounting styles: The tanto with a guard called a tsuba; the aikuchi style with no guard; and the hamadashi style with a small guard. A tsuba is the hand guard mounted on a Japanese sword. Thus the Japanese sword tsuba became an elaborate piece of art - far beyond its practical use. The left hand takes control of the sword by holding the tsuba and the right hand passes down the side, smoothing the sageo as it goes. Origin Japanese. Definition of tsuba in US English: tsuba nounˈtso͞obə A Japanese sword guard, typically elaborately decorated and made of steel. Example sentencesExamples A tsuba is the hand guard mounted on a Japanese sword. The left hand takes control of the sword by holding the tsuba and the right hand passes down the side, smoothing the sageo as it goes. Thus the Japanese sword tsuba became an elaborate piece of art - far beyond its practical use. The are three commonly used mounting styles: The tanto with a guard called a tsuba; the aikuchi style with no guard; and the hamadashi style with a small guard. Like netsuke or tsuba, old firefighter jackets have turned into collectibles. Origin Japanese.
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