1º_ Generic name for the knife with a long blade and hilt with a trim. From the Latin spatha, ae which takes it from the Greek 963; 960; 945; 952; 951; (spathee), both to name the broadbladed sword. 2º_ It is said of those who use the sword for their task (fencer, soldier, bullfighter). 3rd_ Figure or suit of the Spanish deck ( 128481; ) or French ( 9824; ) , although for the latter in Spanish spades, spades are preferred. 4th_ Geometrical arrow or sagitta. 5º_ Inflection of the verb espadar ("to remove the fluff from the fabric") . See verbs/sword.
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