Excalibur

English

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ɛksˈkæ.lɪ.bɚ/

Etymology

Old French Escalibor, corruption of Caliburn, from Medieval Latin Caliburnus (Geoffrey of Monmouth), variant of Irish legendary sword Caladbolg; literally 'hard-belly', (i.e. 'voracious'.)

Proper noun

Wikipedia

Excalibur

1. A legendary sword of King Arthur, attributed with magical properties.

Translations

Legendary sword

Breton: Kaledvoulc'h  (br) Esperanto: Ekskaliburo (eo) French: Excalibur (fr) Greek: Εξκάλιμπερ (el) (Exkáliber) n. Hebrew: אקסקליבר (he) (Aqsqalybur) Japanese: エクスカリバー (ja) (Ekusukaribā)

Korean: 엑스칼리버 (ko) (Ekseukaribeo) Mandarin: 王者之劍 (cmn) (wángzhězhījiàn) Portuguese: Excalibur (pt) f. Russian: Экскалибур (ru) (Ekskálibur) m. Thai: ดาบเอ็กซ์คาลิเบอร์ (th) Welsh: Caledfwlch (cy)