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    Sabel (en. Saber)

    /ˈsa.βel/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Long and narrow knife that was used by infantry troops.
    The sabel is a weapon that has been fundamental in several battles.
    El sabel es un arma que ha sido fundamental en varias batallas.
    It also refers to the shape of a long and sharp blade.
    The sabel found in the museum still retains its original shine.
    El sabel que encontró en el museo aún conserva su brillo original.

    Etymology

    From Hispanic Arabic 'sābil', which comes from Classical Arabic 'سيف' (sayf), meaning 'sword'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to walk like a sabel
    To act in a bold or aggressive manner.
    andar como un sabel
    sabel and cowardly
    Referring to someone who is brave only in appearance.
    sabel y miedoso

    Related Words

    knife
    Sharp instrument used for cutting.
    cuchillo
    sword
    Long bladed weapon, single or double-edged.
    espada

    Slang Meanings

    To have a challenging or brave attitude.
    In the meeting, he arrived with a sabel and ready to debate.
    En la reunión, llegó con un sabel y listo para debatir.
    Refers to someone who acts in an arrogant manner.
    Don't be a sabel, listen to what others are saying.
    No seas un sabel, escucha lo que dicen los demás.