Koummya - Revision history

CARAAMON at 20:57, 11 March 2012

2012-03-11T20:57:11Z

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	The '''koummya''' [[page type is::definition\|is]] variant of the Arabic [[jambiya]], with curved double-edged blades.<br />		The '''koummya''' [[page type is::definition\|is]] variant of the Arabic [[jambiya]], with curved double-edged blades.<br />
	Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relatively straight while the curvature becomes pronounced in the half towards the tip. The length of the blade which is beveled and sharpened is longer along the concave side than along the opposite convex side. Blade thickness tapers from the base of the blade, where it is thickest, to the tip. While the edge bevels may give the blade a flattened diamond or lenticular cross-section towards the tip, the cross-section is rectangular at the forte. These blades are characteristically relatively thin and utilitarian and the presence of fullers or ridges is not typical.		Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relatively straight while the curvature becomes pronounced in the half towards the tip. The length of the blade which is beveled and sharpened is longer along the concave side than along the opposite convex side. Blade thickness tapers from the base of the blade, where it is thickest, to the tip. While the edge bevels may give the blade a flattened diamond or lenticular cross-section towards the tip, the cross-section is rectangular at the forte. These blades are characteristically relatively thin and utilitarian and the presence of fullers or ridges is not typical.

CARAAMON at 01:17, 10 March 2012

2012-03-10T01:17:31Z

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	==Versions==		==Versions==
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CARAAMON at 22:52, 22 August 2011

2011-08-22T22:52:02Z

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	Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relatively straight while the curvature becomes pronounced in the half towards the tip. The length of the blade which is beveled and sharpened is longer along the concave side than along the opposite convex side. Blade thickness tapers from the base of the blade, where it is thickest, to the tip. While the edge bevels may give the blade a flattened diamond or lenticular cross-section towards the tip, the cross-section is rectangular at the forte. These blades are characteristically relatively thin and utilitarian and the presence of fullers or ridges is not typical.		Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relatively straight while the curvature becomes pronounced in the half towards the tip. The length of the blade which is beveled and sharpened is longer along the concave side than along the opposite convex side. Blade thickness tapers from the base of the blade, where it is thickest, to the tip. While the edge bevels may give the blade a flattened diamond or lenticular cross-section towards the tip, the cross-section is rectangular at the forte. These blades are characteristically relatively thin and utilitarian and the presence of fullers or ridges is not typical.

	The blade is typically made of plain non-patterned steel with a maximum thickness of 4.5 mm. (0.18 inch), beveled and sharpened along its convex side for the three-fifths nearest the tip and along the opposite concave side for the seven-eights nearest the tip.		The blade is typically made of plain non-patterned steel with a maximum thickness of 4.5 mm. (0.18 inch), beveled and sharpened along its convex side for the three-fifths nearest the tip and along the opposite concave side for the seven-eights nearest the tip.<ref>[http://www.vikingsword.com/ethsword/koummya/index.html Koummya:Moroccan Daggers] Retrieved 11/4/2008</ref>

	==Versions==		==Versions==
	{{ISearch}}		{{ISearch}}

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	==Source==
	* [http://www.vikingsword.com/ethsword/koummya/index.html Koummya:Moroccan Daggers] Retrieved 11/4/2008
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CARAAMON at 04:20, 2 December 2010

2010-12-02T04:20:43Z

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		⚫	The '''koummya''' [[page type is::definition\|is]] variant of the Arabic [[jambiya]], with curved double-edged blades.<br />
	Definition:<br />
⚫	A variant of the Arabic [[jambiya]], with curved double-edged blades.<br />
	Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relatively straight while the curvature becomes pronounced in the half towards the tip. The length of the blade which is beveled and sharpened is longer along the concave side than along the opposite convex side. Blade thickness tapers from the base of the blade, where it is thickest, to the tip. While the edge bevels may give the blade a flattened diamond or lenticular cross-section towards the tip, the cross-section is rectangular at the forte. These blades are characteristically relatively thin and utilitarian and the presence of fullers or ridges is not typical.		Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relatively straight while the curvature becomes pronounced in the half towards the tip. The length of the blade which is beveled and sharpened is longer along the concave side than along the opposite convex side. Blade thickness tapers from the base of the blade, where it is thickest, to the tip. While the edge bevels may give the blade a flattened diamond or lenticular cross-section towards the tip, the cross-section is rectangular at the forte. These blades are characteristically relatively thin and utilitarian and the presence of fullers or ridges is not typical.

	The blade is typically made of plain non-patterned steel with a maximum thickness of 4.5 mm. (0.18 inch), beveled and sharpened along its convex side for the three-fifths nearest the tip and along the opposite concave side for the seven-eights nearest the tip.		The blade is typically made of plain non-patterned steel with a maximum thickness of 4.5 mm. (0.18 inch), beveled and sharpened along its convex side for the three-fifths nearest the tip and along the opposite concave side for the seven-eights nearest the tip.

			==Versions==
			{{ISearch}}

	==Source==		==Source==
	* [http://www.vikingsword.com/ethsword/koummya/index.html Koummya:Moroccan Daggers] Retrieved 11/4/2008		* [http://www.vikingsword.com/ethsword/koummya/index.html Koummya:Moroccan Daggers] Retrieved 11/4/2008
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CARAAMON: New page: Definition:
A variant of the Arabic jambiya, with curved double-edged blades.
Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relative...

2008-11-05T01:15:18Z

New page: Definition:<br /> A variant of the Arabic jambiya, with curved double-edged blades.<br /> Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relative...

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Definition:<br />
A variant of the Arabic [[jambiya]], with curved double-edged blades.<br />
Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relatively straight while the curvature becomes pronounced in the half towards the tip. The length of the blade which is beveled and sharpened is longer along the concave side than along the opposite convex side. Blade thickness tapers from the base of the blade, where it is thickest, to the tip. While the edge bevels may give the blade a flattened diamond or lenticular cross-section towards the tip, the cross-section is rectangular at the forte. These blades are characteristically relatively thin and utilitarian and the presence of fullers or ridges is not typical.

The blade is typically made of plain non-patterned steel with a maximum thickness of 4.5 mm. (0.18 inch), beveled and sharpened along its convex side for the three-fifths nearest the tip and along the opposite concave side for the seven-eights nearest the tip.

==Source==
* [http://www.vikingsword.com/ethsword/koummya/index.html Koummya:Moroccan Daggers] Retrieved 11/4/2008
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Koummya - Revision history

CARAAMON at 20:57, 11 March 2012

CARAAMON at 01:17, 10 March 2012

CARAAMON at 22:52, 22 August 2011

CARAAMON at 04:20, 2 December 2010

CARAAMON: New page: Definition: A variant of the Arabic jambiya, with curved double-edged blades. Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relative...

CARAAMON: New page: Definition:
A variant of the Arabic jambiya, with curved double-edged blades.
Koummya blades are curved and double edged with the portion nearer the hilt remaining relative...