1. To strike, cut, or kill with a sabre.

2. A cavalry sword with a thick back, and sometimes curved at the point.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sabaer,
• safire,
• srore,
• sauare,
• dabri,
• babrie,
• suable,
• sabby,
• sqare,
• dabree,
• dabre,
• sacre,
• sabors,
• sgare,
• sahre,
• sapre,
• syure,
• savure,
• swaure,
• sabes

• sapphire,
• saffer,
• saphar,
• Sabir,
• safar,
• saber,
• savour,
• sapper,
• sabra,
• savery,
• savior,
• sapir,
• saver,
• savor.

The adjective form of the word "sabre" is "sabred" or "sabred".

The plural of the "sabre" can be the "sabres".

The singular of the "sabre" can be the "sabre".