cutlass

英 ['k?tl?s] 美['k?tl?s]

復數:?cutlasses;

cutlass 短劍

來自拉丁詞culter, 刀，來自PIE*skel, 砍，劈，詞源同cleave, scale. -ass, 大詞后綴，見largess. 拼寫受cut影響俗化。

cutlass: cutlass: [16] Appropriate as the name sounds, cutlass has no etymological connection with cut. It comes from Old French cutelas, a derivative (denoting large size) of coutel ‘knife’. This in turn goes back to Latin cultellus, a diminutive of culter ‘knife, ploughshare’ (source of English coulter [OE] and cutler [14], whence cutlery [14]).
=> coulter, cutlery
cutlass (n.): 1590s, from Middle French coutelas (16c.), probably from Italian coltellaccio "large knife" (with augmentative suffix -accio), from coltello "knife," from Latin cultellus "small knife," diminutive of culter "knife, plowshare," from PIE *kel-tro-, from root *(s)kel- "to cut" (see scale (n.1)).

2. At the same time , observing Gray to be unarmed, I handed him my cutlass.: 突然, 我發現格雷沒有武器, 便把我的彎刀給了他.

3. Let me just find my silver cutlass, and fill my stomach!: 讓我找到我的銀短刀, 填飽我的肚子就好!

4. Cutlass and corselet of steel, and his trusty sword of Damascus.: 鋼刀,盔甲, 和他素來倚重的大馬士革利劍.

5. Bloodthirsty and elegant, the Sea - Elvish Pirates a strange mixture of water and blood, wind and cutlass.: 嗜血而優雅的海洋精靈海盜們是水與血、風與刃的奇妙的結合體.