e/Koncerz

Information
has gloss	eng: A koncerz (Lithuanian: Končiaras) is a type of sword used by Polish-Lithuanian horsemen in the renaissance period. It is thin and long and generally used by a type of heavy cavalry (husaria) to go through an armour plate, but not to slash. Origin The koncerz originated from a medieval sword and appeared at the end of the 15th century when it was about 1.3m long, quite heavy and badly weighted. By the late 16th century it had increased in length to a typical 1.60m overall (1.40m blade) and was much better designed. The koncerz was a stabbing sword, used more like a spear and it provided a rider with a very long reach. It had no cutting edge, just a sharp pointed end, being triangular or square in cross section.
lexicalization	eng: koncerz
instance of	(noun) a cutting or thrusting weapon that has a long metal blade and a hilt with a hand guard sword, blade, brand, steel

Meaning
Lithuanian
has gloss	lit: Končiaras (, ) – ilgas beašmenis duriamasis kalavijas, dažnai – dvirankis. Geležtė iki 1,5 m ilgio, tiesi, siaura, tribriaunė ar keturbriaunė (su grioveliais). Skirtas pradurti priešo grandinius, žvyninius ir panašius šarvus. Briaunota geležtė tvirtesnė už panašią plokščią geležtę ir gali būti ilgesnė, išlikdama tos pačios masės.
lexicalization	lit: Končiaras
Polish
has gloss	pol: Koncerz – broń biała wywodząca się od miecza, znana też w Polsce pod nazwą granat.
lexicalization	pol: koncerz
Russian
has gloss	rus: Конча́р — древнерусское и восточное колющее холодное оружие. Представляет собой меч с прямым длинным (до 1,5 м) узким трёх- или четырёхгранным клинком.
lexicalization	rus: кончар

Media
media:img	Koncerz Muzeum Zagłębia.JPG