No. 15,686 in Polish

szable

"Szable" means "sabers" or "swords" in English.

In a sentence

Rycerze walczyli na szable w dawnych czasach.
The knights fought using sabers in ancient times.
The word 'szable' is the plural form of 'szabla' (saber) and is used here to refer to the type of weapon the knights used.
Widzę, że masz na ścianie dwie piękne szable.
I see that you have two beautiful sabers on the wall.
In this sentence, 'szable' denotes decorative or collectible sabers as objects being displayed.
Szable w dłoń i do boju!
Sabers in hand and into the fight!
Here, 'szable' is used in an exclamatory and motivational context, urging action with sabers as a symbolic item.

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