Bastard Sword Etymology
Why is this name used, and does it bear any relation to the usual meaning of the term bastard? The french épée bâtarde as well as the english bastard sword originates in the 15th or 16th century,citation needed originally as having the general sense of irregular sword or sword of uncertain origin. If i need to dig up cites on this, i'm sure i can, given time. Bastard sword is defined in dungeons & dragons as a sword that can be wielded by one or two hands. In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword.
In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword.
Originally, a bastard sword was another name for a long sword, also known as a hand and a half sword. In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword. The french épée bâtarde as well as the english bastard sword originates in the 15th or 16th century,citation needed originally as having the general sense of irregular sword or sword of uncertain origin. If i am not mistaken, the generally accepted entomology etymology of the “bastard” sword comes from a few different accounts. Why is this name used, and does it bear any relation to the usual meaning of the term bastard? Bastard sword is defined in dungeons & dragons as a sword that can be wielded by one or two hands. If i need to dig up cites on this, i'm sure i can, given time. U/driftwoodjim, since you happen to ask another commenter;
The french épée bâtarde as well as the english bastard sword originates in the 15th or 16th century,citation needed originally as having the general sense of irregular sword or sword of uncertain origin. Bastard sword is defined in dungeons & dragons as a sword that can be wielded by one or two hands. If i need to dig up cites on this, i'm sure i can, given time. If i am not mistaken, the generally accepted entomology etymology of the “bastard” sword comes from a few different accounts. Why is this name used, and does it bear any relation to the usual meaning of the term bastard?
If i am not mistaken, the generally accepted entomology etymology of the “bastard” sword comes from a few different accounts.
Bastard sword is defined in dungeons & dragons as a sword that can be wielded by one or two hands. U/driftwoodjim, since you happen to ask another commenter; In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword. If i need to dig up cites on this, i'm sure i can, given time. If i am not mistaken, the generally accepted entomology etymology of the “bastard” sword comes from a few different accounts. Originally, a bastard sword was another name for a long sword, also known as a hand and a half sword. The french épée bâtarde as well as the english bastard sword originates in the 15th or 16th century,citation needed originally as having the general sense of irregular sword or sword of uncertain origin. Why is this name used, and does it bear any relation to the usual meaning of the term bastard?
Bastard sword is defined in dungeons & dragons as a sword that can be wielded by one or two hands. In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword. If i am not mistaken, the generally accepted entomology etymology of the “bastard” sword comes from a few different accounts. Why is this name used, and does it bear any relation to the usual meaning of the term bastard? The french épée bâtarde as well as the english bastard sword originates in the 15th or 16th century,citation needed originally as having the general sense of irregular sword or sword of uncertain origin.
In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword.
Why is this name used, and does it bear any relation to the usual meaning of the term bastard? If i am not mistaken, the generally accepted entomology etymology of the “bastard” sword comes from a few different accounts. Bastard sword is defined in dungeons & dragons as a sword that can be wielded by one or two hands. In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword. The french épée bâtarde as well as the english bastard sword originates in the 15th or 16th century,citation needed originally as having the general sense of irregular sword or sword of uncertain origin. U/driftwoodjim, since you happen to ask another commenter; If i need to dig up cites on this, i'm sure i can, given time. Originally, a bastard sword was another name for a long sword, also known as a hand and a half sword.
Bastard Sword Etymology. If i need to dig up cites on this, i'm sure i can, given time. Why is this name used, and does it bear any relation to the usual meaning of the term bastard? If i am not mistaken, the generally accepted entomology etymology of the “bastard” sword comes from a few different accounts. Originally, a bastard sword was another name for a long sword, also known as a hand and a half sword. In many computer games (usually role playing games), there is an item called a bastard sword.
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