lobut.
kind of short and thick stick used as a weapon by soldiers during sieges, or as a training tool for cavalrymen to improve their throwing skills
Meaning & usage
kind of short and thick stick used as a weapon by soldiers during sieges, or as a training tool for cavalrymen to improve their throwing skills
bowling pin, a slender object, usually made of wood and coated with plastic, specifically designed as a target of a bowling ball
club, Indian club, an apparatus usually made of wood and used in the sport of rhythmic gymnastics
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Ottoman Turkish لوبوط (lobut, “short and thick stick”), from a vulgarized form of Arabic نَبُوت (nabūt, “thick branch or stick”).
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