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Old 22nd December 2021, 12:30 PM   #1
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Nothing was meant to contradict you; if you read it as an attack, I apologize, I did not mean to offend you or anybody. The " Name Game" was specifically addressed to to the " kindjal-tanto" type definitions.

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No worries Ariel! We "know" each other from some time and even when disagreeing I don't think we take it personally. And I quite enjoy a good healthy disagreement from time to time.

I just wanted to clarify a little my position pertaining the name game. Of course we can call every small, single-edged-bladed weapon a "knife," and we would be correct.

However, we can be much more specific and confer much more information by calling each specific single-edged-bladed weapon kard, bichaq, karud (I know you particularly like this one) , choora, lawi ayam, puukko, tanto, etc. And if we do it, we'd rather be consistent.
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Old 22nd December 2021, 02:37 PM   #2
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. And if we do it, we'd rather be consistent.
I am all for it. As long as the names we use are their native ones and we use them correctly.
And, yes, karud is my pet peeve:-)
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