Pichangatti is a broad-bladed knife of the Kodavas of Karnataka, India. The characteristic of the pichangatti is its silver hilt with bulbous-shaped pommel...
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Panabas Pandat Paramerion Parang (knife) Parang Nabur Patag (sword) Pichangatti Pinutí Pirah Ram-dao Rhomphaia Sabre Dusack Karabela Shashka Swiss sabre...
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Indonesian) Kukri (Indian) Mandau (Malaysian, Indonesian, Bornean, Bruneian) Pichangatti (Indian) Punyal (Philippinese, Southeast Asian) Sickle (Improvised, worldwide)...
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the officers wear a Pichangatti or Peeche Kathi, which is an ornamental dagger indigenous to the Kodava community. The Pichangatti is usually tucked under...
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Ayudha katti. Moplah (similar, but with different hilt shape) Golok Pichangatti Stone 2013, p. 84. "Coorg (district, India)". Britannica Online Encyclopedia...
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