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Definition of yataghan in English: yataghannoun ˈjatəɡan-ˌɡan historical A sword without a guard and typically with a double-curved blade, used in Muslim countries. Example sentencesExamples - Next to the table, on a chair covered in red velvet, I see a helmet, a yataghan [a curved Turkish saber], a large pistol with an ivory-inlaid grip.
- Inscription on the yataghan blade: Made by Salih, owned by Salih-agha, 1672 (according to the Muslim calendar)
- The yataghan has one-edged curved blade with ornamentation and Arabian lettering.
- Short Turkish Swords - yataghans or curved daggers, were most frequently used for hand-to-hand combat where they usually were decisive for the result of combat, since the use of fire-arms had still been slow and unpractical.
- The handle of yataghan is made of wood or deer horn.
- The author presents this famous weapon of Osman Turks and the collection of yataghans in the State Museum of Oriental Art.
- These flamboyant Turkish uniformed troops also had muskets with bayonets of this form, and a number of yataghan blade bayonets appeared for both U.S. and Confederate forces.
- Turkish eighteenth-century yataghans are fine examples of artistic decoration: their wavy blades have near the hilt embossed plates with protruding coral insets.
- In their splendid robes and richly ornamented yataghans, the gentlemen of the party lent unusual picturesqueness to the commonplace surroundings of a railway platform.
Definition of yataghan in US English: yataghannoun-ˌɡan historical A sword without a guard and typically with a double-curved blade, used in Muslim countries. Example sentencesExamples - Turkish eighteenth-century yataghans are fine examples of artistic decoration: their wavy blades have near the hilt embossed plates with protruding coral insets.
- The handle of yataghan is made of wood or deer horn.
- The yataghan has one-edged curved blade with ornamentation and Arabian lettering.
- Short Turkish Swords - yataghans or curved daggers, were most frequently used for hand-to-hand combat where they usually were decisive for the result of combat, since the use of fire-arms had still been slow and unpractical.
- The author presents this famous weapon of Osman Turks and the collection of yataghans in the State Museum of Oriental Art.
- These flamboyant Turkish uniformed troops also had muskets with bayonets of this form, and a number of yataghan blade bayonets appeared for both U.S. and Confederate forces.
- Next to the table, on a chair covered in red velvet, I see a helmet, a yataghan [a curved Turkish saber], a large pistol with an ivory-inlaid grip.
- In their splendid robes and richly ornamented yataghans, the gentlemen of the party lent unusual picturesqueness to the commonplace surroundings of a railway platform.
- Inscription on the yataghan blade: Made by Salih, owned by Salih-agha, 1672 (according to the Muslim calendar)
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