Translation for 'dagger' from English to Russian

dagger

кинжал {м}оруж.

• The Dagger appears and tells her they have some scores to settle.
• The town blacksmith, Flavio, forges a dagger and a churchbell from the remains of the meteor.
• In modern use by antiquarians, the term "baselard" is mostly reserved for a type of 14th-century dagger with an I-shaped handle which evolved out of the 13th-century knightly dagger.
• Iravati still searches for the dagger. Her stepson Veer plans to conquer Suryagarh kingdom. Chandrakanta, raised by a poor couple gets the dagger but doesn't know its powers.
• Tutankhamun's meteoric iron dagger, also known as Tutankhamun's iron dagger and King Tut's dagger, is an iron-bladed dagger from the tomb of the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun (reigned c. ...

• For "Pengakap Kanak-Kanak" (Cub Scouts), one may receive the "Keris Gangsa" (Bronze Dagger) badge, "Keris Perak" (Silver Dagger) badge and "Keris Emas" (Gold Dagger) badge.
• The first fighting daggers to become widely popular in Europe were the rondel dagger and the bollock dagger.
• The first poem, "El Puñal"(The Dagger), concerns itself with the "first look of passion" that is driven "like a dagger into the heart" of the speaker of the poem.
• Barrens dagger moth habitat is often described as sandy, xeric, and open oak-dominated communities.
• As the Kabardian linguist Shagirov writes, the name of the dagger came from the Turkic languages (see, for example, Turkish "kama" "dagger", Karachay-Balkar "qama" "dagger").

• Despairing, the young man draws his dagger to stab himself, but Isoline sees her true reflection in the dagger's blade, and responds once more to his ardour.
• A dagger symmetric monoidal category that is also compact closed is a dagger compact category; both of the above examples are in fact dagger compact.