És'pa-don, n.
n. [It. spadone, from spada, sword, from Lat. sparus, a hunting spear.] A long, heavy sword used by a powerful foot-soldier, or for decapitation of criminals. Fairholt.
n. [It. spadone, from spada, sword, from Lat. sparus, a hunting spear.] A long, heavy sword used by a powerful foot-soldier, or for decapitation of criminals. Fairholt.