The origin is the Magyar (Hungarian) word "Szabla" which means "to cut down". It is the name given to the curved steel cavalry swords developed in Europe the 18th century , the design is possibly derived from the scimitar swords used in the Ottoman Empire and Middle East.
The origin is the Magyar (Hungarian) word "Szabla" which means "to cut down". It is the name given to the curved steel cavalry swords developed in Europe the 18th century , the design is possibly derived from the scimitar swords used in the Ottoman Empire and Middle East.
también= also/too saber= to know (a fact or a skill) como= like, as verano= summer
Translation: everything that, i.e. Quiero saber todo lo que piensas de eso = I want to know everything that you think about that.
saber
No. The word "sabertooth" (sabretooth) is a short form noun for the extinct tiger species. The adjective form would be "saber-toothed" as in their other name, the "saber-toothed tiger."
A saber (sabre) is a type of sword. Similar weapons are scimitars or cutlasses.
solo para saber means just to know. :)
I love to learn.
sin saber que hacer is Spanish for without knowing what to do.
"I want to know."
I am wondering if you mean, "Quiero saber"? That means "I want to know."
little
I like to know about you
It Means, "You know who i am"
A power tool that has a longer blade than a jigsaw
I also want to know
Le sabre (2 words) means the saber
"Haga me lo saber" in English means "Let me know."