Definition of curtana in English:

curtana

noun kəːˈtɑːnəkəːˈteɪnə-ˈtānə

British

The unpointed sword carried in front of English sovereigns at their coronation to represent mercy.
〈英〉（加冕礼上执于君主前代表仁慈的）无尖剑，仁慈剑
Curtana is borne in the front rank of the regalia

Origin

Middle English: from Anglo-Latin curtana (spatha) 'shortened (sword)', from Old French cortain, the name of the sword belonging to Roland (the point of which was damaged when it was thrust into a block of steel), from cort 'short', from Latin curtus 'cut short'.

Definition of curtana in US English:

curtana

noun-ˈtānə

British

The unpointed sword carried in front of English sovereigns at their coronation to represent mercy.
〈英〉（加冕礼上执于君主前代表仁慈的）无尖剑，仁慈剑
Curtana is borne in the front rank of the regalia

Origin

Middle English: from Anglo-Latin curtana (spatha) ‘shortened (sword)’, from Old French cortain, the name of the sword belonging to Roland (the point of which was damaged when it was thrust into a block of steel), from cort ‘short’, from Latin curtus ‘cut short’.

单词	curtana
释义	Definition of curtana in English: curtana noun kəːˈtɑːnəkəːˈteɪnə-ˈtānə British The unpointed sword carried in front of English sovereigns at their coronation to represent mercy. 〈英〉（加冕礼上执于君主前代表仁慈的）无尖剑，仁慈剑 Curtana is borne in the front rank of the regalia Origin Middle English: from Anglo-Latin curtana (spatha) 'shortened (sword)', from Old French cortain, the name of the sword belonging to Roland (the point of which was damaged when it was thrust into a block of steel), from cort 'short', from Latin curtus 'cut short'. Definition of curtana in US English: curtana noun-ˈtānə British The unpointed sword carried in front of English sovereigns at their coronation to represent mercy. 〈英〉（加冕礼上执于君主前代表仁慈的）无尖剑，仁慈剑 Curtana is borne in the front rank of the regalia Origin Middle English: from Anglo-Latin curtana (spatha) ‘shortened (sword)’, from Old French cortain, the name of the sword belonging to Roland (the point of which was damaged when it was thrust into a block of steel), from cort ‘short’, from Latin curtus ‘cut short’.
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