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Halberdmedieval weapon (a broad blade with sharp edges, ending in a point and mounted on a long handle), late 15c., from Middle French hallebarde (earlier alabarde, 15c.), from Middle High German halmbarte & [..]
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Halberdcarried by a sergeant as a sign of his rank. Also spelt halbert or halbard.
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Halberd battle-axe fastened to a long pole.
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HalberdAxe-headed polearm, usually with a rear and top spike. (Wise, Terence. Medieval Warfare, 248)
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Halberd(n) a pike fitted with an ax head
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Halberda long staff weapon with an axe-head on one side, a spike on the backside, and a long thrusting spike at its tip between the two.
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HalberdA weapon of the 15th and 16th centuries having an axlike blade and a steel spike mounted on the end of a long shaft.
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