scimitar , auch: scimiter

I felt the point of a scimitar in my back.

He let go of his embedded scimitar and tried to fall away.

Of them all, only the scimitar seemed to offer immediate help.

I saw on the man's left forearm the blue scimitar.

With your scimitars, you will take a chance against a giant or ten!

And he struck him with the flat of his scimitar.

I saw the scimitar, lifted, in the hand of the leader.

Then they drew their scimitars, and stood ready, as though on guard.

He felt the surge of power as the scimitar fed.

Among the things he had hidden under his skirts was a scimitar.

A scimitar could cut a camel's head right off its neck.

Then one of your warriors can retrieve my other scimitar.

A ship like the Scimitar did not arise from empty space.

Disgusted, he threw both of his scimitars to the floor.

He first called for my scimitar, which I took out, scabbard and all.

Before this wall were some six of the raiders, four with scimitars drawn.

The word has been translated through many languages to end at scimitar.

Seeing the deadly scimitar again coming toward him, he quickly recovered.

I caught the scimitars of three on my blade and leaped back.

Scimitar is an adult female estimated to have been born in 1941.

The color floated to them, tiny scimitars on the sea's surface.

Conan took up his scimitar and moved over to stand before the echoing door.

Close the door and bring the scimitar that is imbedded in it.

The astonishment here was much greater than at the sight of my scimitar.

Why would the scimitar, out of his grasp, flare so?