Cimetered
/ˈsɪmɪtərd/noun
Armed with or shaped like a cimeter, a curved sword.
Did you know?Cimeter is an older English variant of scimitar, a word whose ultimate origin is uncertain but is commonly connected with Persian or related Eastern sword terminology.
Etymological Timeline
Medieval Persian or related Eastern terminology
Persian/uncertain
šamšīr
“A curved sword; often proposed as a source or influence for later European sword names, though the exact derivation is debated.”
16th Century
Italian
scimitarra
“A curved Oriental sword, borrowed into European languages.”
16th–17th Century
French
cimeterre
“A curved sword; a variant form related to scimitar.”
17th Century
English
cimeter
“A curved sword, also spelled scimitar.”
18th–19th Century
English
cimetered
“Armed with a cimeter or bearing a cimeter-like form, especially in literary or poetic usage.”