swordsman's
Duelist's possessive form
Swordsman's is the possessive form of swordsman, a person skilled in fighting with a sword.
The term applies to both historical fighters and modern practitioners of fencing or martial arts.
The swordsman's technique was flawless.
A true swordsman's reputation depended on victories in combat.
Flat cutting edge
- parryDefensive blade deflection
- thrustForceful forward motion
- riposteSwift clever reply
- footworkSkilled lower-limb movement
stance · guard · lunge · feint · duel · opponent · strike · defense
Protective case for blades
- hiltWeapon's graspable portion
- pommelSaddle's front knob
- gripSecure manual hold
- crossguardSword's protective bar
sheath · belt · gloves · armor · whetstone · blade · baldric · gauntlet
High regard, moral dignity
- loyaltyFaithful commitment to another
- dutyRequired moral task
- oathFormal binding promise
- valorCourage in danger
courage · chivalry · bushido · integrity · respect · discipline · nobility · conduct
Acquired ability through practice
- disciplineTrained self-control or specialty
- trainingDeveloping abilities through practice
- practiceRepeated work toward mastery
- expertiseSkill from extensive practice
technique · form · dedication · prowess · honor · apprenticeship · mentor · dojo
blade
Flat cutting edge
footwork · stance · guard · lunge · feint · duel · opponent · strike · defense · attack
scabbard
Protective case for blades
crossguard · sheath · belt · gloves · armor · whetstone · blade · baldric · gauntlet · tunic
honor
High regard, moral dignity
valor · courage · chivalry · bushido · integrity · respect · discipline · nobility · conduct · principle
skill
Acquired ability through practice
- disciplineTrained self-control or specialty
- trainingDeveloping abilities through practice
- practiceRepeated work toward mastery
expertise · technique · form · dedication · prowess · honor · apprenticeship · mentor · dojo · academy
swordsman'sarcher's
Belonging to a bowman
bowman's · marksman's · gunman's · gunslinger's · sniper's
swordsman'scivilian's
Belonging to non-military persons
victim's · healer's · medic's · monk's · diplomat's