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Also known as knives, knife blade
narzędzie do krajania lub cięcia
A knife is a tool with a sharp blade attached to a handle, used for cutting and other practical tasks. The Bowie knife shown here, made from pattern-welded steel with a wooden handle, is a historically significant example of knife design that has been widely used and recognized.
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- Subclass of
- archaeological artefact
- Has part
- tang
- Image
- 4Messer (fcm).png
- Has use
- throwing weapon
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- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
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Article · Polski
Nóż – narzędzie do krojenia, cięcia itp., składające się przeważnie z metalowej głowni osadzonej w rękojeści drewnianej, metalowej lub z tworzywa sztucznego; używany też jako broń.
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