Definition of aikuchi in English:

aikuchi

noun ʌɪˈkʊtʃi

A dagger or short sword manufactured without a hilt-guard, so that the hilt fits flush with the scabbard.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Japanese aikuchi, lit. ‘fitting the mouth’, so called on account of the snug fit between the hilt-collar and the opening of the scabbard in the absence of a guard.

Definition of aikuchi in US English:

aikuchi

nounʌɪˈkʊtʃi

A dagger or short sword manufactured without a hilt-guard, so that the hilt fits flush with the scabbard.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Japanese aikuchi, lit. ‘fitting the mouth’, so called on account of the snug fit between the hilt-collar and the opening of the scabbard in the absence of a guard.

单词	aikuchi
释义	Definition of aikuchi in English: aikuchi noun ʌɪˈkʊtʃi A dagger or short sword manufactured without a hilt-guard, so that the hilt fits flush with the scabbard. Origin Late 19th century. From Japanese aikuchi, lit. ‘fitting the mouth’, so called on account of the snug fit between the hilt-collar and the opening of the scabbard in the absence of a guard. Definition of aikuchi in US English: aikuchi nounʌɪˈkʊtʃi A dagger or short sword manufactured without a hilt-guard, so that the hilt fits flush with the scabbard. Origin Late 19th century. From Japanese aikuchi, lit. ‘fitting the mouth’, so called on account of the snug fit between the hilt-collar and the opening of the scabbard in the absence of a guard.
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