A handle; especially, the handle of a sword, dagger, or the like.
The area of the sword excluding the blade and including the guard, grip, pad, and pommel.
English, The portion of the blade just above the handle, where the blade enters or attaches to the handle.
The handle of a sword; also called the "grip".
a special handle of a sword.
The lower part of a sword. Consists of a cross-guard, handle/grip, and a pommel. Medieval swords are most likely to have a straight cross or a cruciform hilt.
The hilt of a sword is the part you hold it by. The hilts of Anglo-Saxon swords were often beautifully decorated with jewels and complicated patterns. Back
The hand grip of a sword or dagger. Until the 15thC, swords usually had a straight hilt with a crossguard and pommel. Later hilts are more elaborate, in terms of both protection and decoration. See sword.
The part of a sword or dagger that is comprised of the guard, the grip or handle, and the pommel.
The hilt of a weapon is the part where your hands grip the weapon. Because hilts are not padded they should only be big enough to fit your hand or hands comfortably without leaving sections unpadded. Hilts are often taped over with athletic tape to make a nice comfortable grip.
This is the guard, grip and pommel section of the sword. The entire sword excluding the blade
(10) -- the handle of a sword or dagger
The entire handle, including the butt/pommel and the guard.
Handle of a sword including quillion crossguard, grip and pommel
The hilt refers to everything between, and including, the cross guard and the lower pommel.
the assembled parts of the sword excluding the blade, ie the guard, pad, grip and pommel Hit:to strike the opponent with the point of the sword clearly and distinctly and with character of penetration. A cut with a sabre
All of a sword, except for the blade, including the cross-guard, grip, and pommel.
Area of a sword that contains the cross-guard (quillions), grip & pommel.
the handle of a sword, consisting of guard, grip, and pommel.
The whole of the grip and the guard of a bladed weapon.
handle, especially of knife or sword.