Swordsmen Meaning in English
word · lemma: swordsman
ˈsɔrdzmən
SORDZ-muhn
sˈɔːdzmɛn
SAWDZ-men
Definition
People, especially men, who are skilled in fighting with swords. Used to refer to historical fighters or fictional characters who use swords.
Usage & Nuances
More formal and historical; often found in literature, movies, or discussions about martial arts. Plural of 'swordsman'. Rarely used for women ('swordswoman' exists but is uncommon).
Spanish: espadachinesPortuguese (BR): espadachinsPortuguese (PT): espadachinsChinese (Simplified): 剑士 - 剑客Chinese (Traditional): 劍士 - 劍客Hindi: तलवारबाज़Arabic: مبارزو السيفBengali: তলোয়ারবিদ - তরবারিবাজRussian: фехтовальщики - мечникиJapanese: 剣士Vietnamese: kiếm sĩKorean: 검객Turkish: kılıç ustalarıUrdu: تلوار بازIndonesian: pendekar pedang
Example Sentences
The old castle was protected by skilled swordsmen.
basic
Many swordsmen trained in the art of fencing.
basic
The story is about two famous swordsmen and their rivalry.
basic
During the tournament, the swordsmen impressed everyone with their speed and precision.
natural
Legends say those swordsmen could cut through steel with a single strike.
natural
You don’t meet skilled swordsmen like that every day.
natural