The baldric is worn sash-wise over the shoulder.
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Baldric
//ˈbɔːldɹɪk//
Synonyms for "baldric" (4 found)
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32 translations across 21 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- βαστάγιον noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- ξιφιστής noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Ancient Macedonian
1 entries- ἀορτής noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Arabic
1 entries- حَمَّالَة noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Dutch
1 entries- bandelier noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Esperanto
1 entries- balteo noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Estonian
1 entries- mõõgavöö noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Finnish
1 entries- miekkavyö noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
French
1 entries- baudrier noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
German
1 entries- Wehrgehänge noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Hungarian
2 entries- kardkötő noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- kardszíj noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Ido
1 entries- baldrio noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Italian
2 entries- balteo noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- tracolla noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Lithuanian
2 entries- perpetė noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- portupėja noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- حمایل noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Persian
1 entries- حمایل noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Polish
1 entries- pendent noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Portuguese
3 entries- bandoleira noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- boldrié noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- talabarte noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Punjabi
2 entries- گاترا noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- ਗਾਤਰਾ noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Russian
3 entries- бандальер noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- панталер noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- пе́ревязь noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Spanish
3 entries- bálteo noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- tahalí noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
- télamo noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Ukrainian
1 entries- пантале́р noun (broad belt worn diagonally from shoulder to hip formerly used to hold a sword, etc.)
Sample sentences
17 total sentences available.
But now how many men are there proude of that that is not theyrs at al? Is there no man proude of keping another mannes gate? […] [W]hat a brag-kyng maketh a beareward wͭ [with] his ſyluer buttened bawdrike, for pride of another mannes bere?
Source: wiktionary
Athvvart his breſt a bauldrick braue he vvare, / That ſhind, like tvvinkling ſtars, vvith ſtones moſt pretious rare.
Source: wiktionary
[B]ut that I vvill haue a rechate vvinded in my forehead, or hang my bugle in an inuiſible baldricke, all vvomen ſhall pardon mee: becauſe I vvill not doe them the vvrong to miſtruſt any, I vvill doe my ſelfe the right to truſt none: […]
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