saber

• n.サーベル; 剣; 騎兵
• vt.サーベルで斬る、殺す
• n.（サーベル）人名；（仏）Saber；（アラブ）Sabir

フランス語のsabre（曲刀）、scimitar（偃月刀）、ハンガリー語のszablya（偃月刀）から。

saber (n.)

type of single-edged sword, 1670s, from French sabre "heavy, curved sword" (17c.), alteration of sable (1630s), from German Sabel, S?bel, probably ultimately from Hungarian szablya "saber," literally "tool to cut with," from szabni "to cut."

The Balto-Slavic words (Russian sablya, Polish szabla "sword, saber," Lithuanian shoble) perhaps also are from German. Italian sciabla seems to be directly from Hungarian. Saber-rattling "militarism" is attested from 1922. Saber-toothed cat (originally tiger) is attested from 1849.

1. A soldier came up to her with a drawn saber .

一人の兵士が馬の刀を抜いて彼女に向かって歩いてきた.

2.Those guys put the Saber -Tooth Brothers in the hospital yesterday！

奴らは昨日、剣牙虎兄弟を病院に入れた！

3.How about this：do you keep a saber on your farm？

この質問はどうですか：あなたの農場に光の剣を保存していますか？

4.Conclusion Saber sheath trachea is a sign of rather severe COPD.

結論鞘気管は重いcopdの標識である。

5.Surely not.It 'should be the saber of tribe around North Africa or Sudan.

は犬の足ではなく、北アフリカやスーダンの付近の部族の短刀であることは間違いない。