Swordsmith Meaning in English

word

US

ˈsɔrdˌsmɪθ

SORD-smith

UK

ˈsɔːdˌsmɪθ

SAWD-smith

Definition

A swordsmith is a person who makes swords by hand, usually through forging and shaping metal.

Usage & Nuances

Used mostly in historical or fantasy contexts. Not common in everyday conversation. Often found in stories, games, or discussions about medieval history.

• Spanish: forjador de espadas - herrero de espadas
• Portuguese (BR): cuteleiro - ferreiro de espadas
• Portuguese (PT): cuteleiro - armeiro (de espadas)
• Chinese (Simplified): 铸剑师 - 剑匠
• Chinese (Traditional): 鑄劍師 - 劍匠
• Hindi: तलवार बनाने वाला - शमशीरकार
• Arabic: صانع السيوف - حداد السيوف
• Bengali: তলোয়ারকার - তরবারির কারিগর
• Russian: оружейник (мечник)
• Japanese: 刀鍛冶
• Vietnamese: thợ rèn kiếm
• Korean: 검 제작자 - 검 대장장이
• Turkish: kılıç ustası
• Urdu: تلوار ساز
• Indonesian: pandai pedang - tukang pedang

Example Sentences

The swordsmith made a sharp blade for the king.

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A swordsmith uses fire and hammer to shape the metal.

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The village had a famous swordsmith.

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People came from far away to see the legendary swordsmith at work.

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Becoming a master swordsmith takes years of dedication and skill.

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The movie's hero visits a wise old swordsmith for help.

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