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An ancient military weapon, an axe designed for combat, including (in heraldry) when borne on arms as a mark of prowess.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
A domineering, antagonistic woman.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: humorous, informal, sometimes
Examples
- My mother-in-law is a real battle axe.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
An electric guitar.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: informal
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An allotment of land at the rear of another property, with a long, narrow strip of land connecting it to the roadway.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: Australia
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: flag lot
Antonyms: none provided
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Across languages
Translations
57 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Southern Altai:
ай-малта
(ay-malta)
— ancient military weapon
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Armenian:
տապար
(tapar)
— ancient military weapon
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Catalan:
atxa
— ancient military weapon
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Chinese Mandarin:
戰斧 /战斧
(zhànfǔ)
— ancient military weapon
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Chinese Mandarin:
斧鉞 /斧钺
(fǔyuè)
— ancient military weapon
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Chinese Mandarin:
大斧子
(dàfǔzi)
— ancient military weapon
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Chinese Mandarin:
戚揚 /戚扬
(qīyáng)
— ancient military weapon
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Danish:
stridsøkse
— ancient military weapon
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Dutch:
strijdbijl
— ancient military weapon
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Esperanto:
batala hakilo
— ancient military weapon
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Estonian:
sõjakirves
— ancient military weapon
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Estonian:
tapper
— ancient military weapon
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Estonian:
võitluskirves
— ancient military weapon
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Faroese:
stríðsøks
— ancient military weapon
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Finnish:
taistelukirves
— ancient military weapon
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Finnish:
sotakirves
— ancient military weapon
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French:
hache d'armes
— ancient military weapon
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Georgian:
ნაჯახი
(naǯaxi)
— ancient military weapon
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Georgian:
ცული
(culi)
— ancient military weapon
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German:
Streitaxt
— ancient military weapon
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Greek:
πέλεκυς
(pélekys)
— ancient military weapon
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Ancient Greek:
πέλεκυς
(pélekus)
— ancient military weapon
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Hungarian:
csatabárd
— ancient military weapon
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Irish:
tua chatha
— ancient military weapon
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Kalmyk:
балт
(balt)
— ancient military weapon
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Kumyk:
айбалта
(aybalta)
— ancient military weapon
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Lithuanian:
kovos kirvis
— ancient military weapon
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Māori:
piharoa
— ancient military weapon
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Persian:
تبرزین
(tabarzin)
— ancient military weapon
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Polish:
topór bojowy
— ancient military weapon
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Portuguese:
acha
— ancient military weapon
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Russian:
боево́й топо́р
(bojevój topór)
— ancient military weapon
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Russian:
секи́ра
(sekíra)
— ancient military weapon
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Spanish:
hacha de armas
— ancient military weapon
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Spanish:
hacha bélica
— ancient military weapon
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Swedish:
stridsyxa
— ancient military weapon
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Swedish:
bila
— ancient military weapon
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Turkish:
savaş baltası
— ancient military weapon
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Turkish:
balta
— ancient military weapon
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Turkish:
teber
— ancient military weapon
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Ottoman Turkish:
بالطه
(balta)
— ancient military weapon
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Ottoman Turkish:
تبر
(teber)
— ancient military weapon
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Ottoman Turkish:
فاس
(fas)
— ancient military weapon
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Ukrainian:
бойова соки́ра
(bojova sokýra)
— ancient military weapon
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Ukrainian:
топі́р
(topír)
— ancient military weapon
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Volapük:
komipacüd
— ancient military weapon
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Chinese Mandarin:
老潑婦 /老泼妇
(lǎopōfù)
— belligerent woman
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Finnish:
amatsoni
— belligerent woman
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Italian:
virago
— belligerent woman
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Polish:
harpia
— belligerent woman
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Polish:
herod-baba
— belligerent woman
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Polish:
hetera
— belligerent woman
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Polish:
kobieton
— belligerent woman
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Polish:
megiera
— belligerent woman
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Russian:
бой-ба́ба
(boj-bába)
— belligerent woman
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Swedish:
drake
— belligerent woman
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Swedish:
rivjärn
— belligerent woman
