truncheonsとは 意味・読み方・使い方

The technique of two-sword fencing has been inherited by many classical Japanese martial arts in various styles, for example using an uchigatana (a type of sword used since the latter Muromachi period) in the left hand or holding a sword with a reverse grip, as well as some curious styles such as two-wakizashi fencing called nito-kodachi jutsu (literally, "two small-sword fencing," adopted by the Yagyu Shingan-ryu school, the Tendo-ryu school and others), nicho-jutte (two short metal truncheons), and nicho-gama (two-sickles).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

二刀剣法の技術は、多くの古武道で継承されているが、形は様々で、左手に打刀を持つものや、逆手で扱うもの、珍しいものでは二振りの脇差を使う、二刀小太刀術（柳生心眼流、天道流など）や二丁十手、二丁鎌なども存在する。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

In addition to ordinary swords, known as tachi or daito, there are also wooden copies of the weapons used in other schools, such as kodachi (small swords), saya bokuto (wooden swords with sheaths), naginata (Japanese halberds), yari (spears), kusarigama (chain-sickles), jitte (one hook truncheons), and bayonets used, respectively, in kodachi-jutsu (kodachi techniques), batto-jutsu (sword-drawing techniques), naginata-jutsu (naginata techniques), yari-jutsu (yari techniques), kusarigama-jutsu (kusarigama techniques), jitte-jutsu (jitte techniques), and jukendo (bayonet techniques).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

太刀（大刀）だけではなく、小太刀、鞘木刀、薙刀、槍、鎖鎌、実手、着剣した銃など小太刀術、抜刀術、薙刀術、槍術、鎖鎌術、十手術、銃剣道においてもそれぞれの武器を木で模したものもがある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス