Hakim
A Military Dictionary · 1810 · p. 20
A term used in India to signify a master, the governor of a city, a judge, or a king. It sometimes means the government, and power. | HALBERD, | | - | | HALBERT, | a weapon formerly carried by the serjeants of foot and artillery. It is a sort of spear, the shaft of which is about 6 feet long, generally made of ash. Its head is armed with a steel point edged on both sides. Besides this point, which is in a line with the shaft, there is a cro piece of iron, flat and turned down at one end, but not very sharp, so that it serves equally to cut down or thrust with. This weapon has of late been exchanged for the half-pike.
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