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hançer
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A dagger is a short, pointed blade weapon designed for close-range combat or stabbing. It has been used throughout history as both a practical tool and a weapon in warfare and self-defense.
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Vinony's link graph records 839 inbound references to hançer, and connects out to bayonet, Opinel knife and bollock dagger.
It is catalogued under topics including Daggers, Edged and bladed weapons and European swords.
Vinony links it to 71 Wikipedia language editions.
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- Dagger MET sf26-145-43s1.jpg
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