scimitars for sure i found it in the text
The name of Egyptian mascara is called KOHL.
Back then they were called Pharaohs
Athenians primarily used the xiphos, a short, double-edged sword that was effective for close combat. They also utilized the kopis, a curved sword designed for slashing. In addition to these, Athenian hoplites were equipped with a spear called the doru, which was typically used for thrusting in battle. The combination of these weapons made Athenian soldiers versatile and formidable in warfare.
Ancient pictures of the pharaohs often show them holding a symbol of power, such as a shepherd's crook, a mace (a club-like weapon), or a curved sword.
Excalibur
The grim reaper does not use a sword, he uses a curved bladed weapon called a "Scythe."
The most common name for a curved sword is the scimar which was developed by the persians. The saber is also a curved sword - usually used by cavalry troops.
The Khopesh sword is named after the Egyptian word "ḫpš," which means "leg." The sword's distinctive shape, with a curved blade that sweeps forward and then curves back sharply near the tip, resembles a leg bending at the knee.
The Saber sword is used only by army officer, because it is one edged with curved blade and a hand guard. The Marines use the Marine Officer Sword, so called because despite it's curved blade it has no hand guard.
A sabre with a curved blade is commonly referred to as a "sabre" or "saber," depending on the spelling variation. The term specifically denotes a type of sword characterized by its single-edged, curved blade and is often associated with cavalry use. In some contexts, particularly in historical European martial arts, it may also be called a "curved sabre" or "curved sword." The design allows for effective slashing and thrusting techniques.
The sword often used by sailors is a cutlass, a curved sword.
Entirely depends on the nation and the type of sword.the Japanese curved blades are called wakizachi, katana, and no-dachi respectively for a short, normal length, and extra long version respectively.A chinese curved sword is commonly called the daoon the indian subcontinent, the Talwar is curved, while in afghanistan, the Pulwar is of the same basic shape.In the middle east, the shamshir, also commonly called a scimitar was curved, as were the kilij and saif. It may be noted at this point that the image of the "curved arabic scimitar vs the straight knightly sword" during the Crusades is in fact myth; the arabic swords of the medieval age were in fact straight. The first curved islamic swords appear among the mamluks in the 14th century, long after the crusades ended.In eastern europe, the hungarian or Avar sabre was commonly curved.in western europe, many falchion were likewise curved swords, as were the later cavalry sabre and cutlass.(A number of african and indonesian sword types also existed with curved forms, but I'm afraid I cant give names for them.)Original answer:A samurai sword
A pirate's curved short blade sword is commonly called a "cutlass." The cutlass features a broad, curved blade that is ideal for close combat and is designed for slashing rather than thrusting. Its sturdy construction and ease of use made it a favored weapon among pirates and sailors during the 17th to 19th centuries.
Scimitar (arabian), Sabre( european- chinese), Curved Cutlass (european), Butterfly swords (chinese), Katana (japan). Which one?!
sabre
Jian 劍 Chinese Straight Sword Dao 刀 Chinese Curved Sword/Saber
A cutlass is a short , slightly curved sword.