What does javelin mean?

(1)[ Javelin]: A slender wooden spear with a length of not less than 260 cm and a tip of iron or steel, which is used as a sports skill or sport for throwing (2)[ Harpoon]: a throwing weapon for hunting big fish and marine animals; Especially the barbed whalebone projected by hand or gun, with flat triangular head and sharp edge, is mounted on a long pole, tied with a strong rope and fixed on the whaling ship-also called "spear" or "javelin". 1. Ancient weapons. The fifth and ninth chapters of Water Margin: "A Ming Chong surnamed Xiang, nicknamed' Nezha with Eight Arms', can make a face card with 24 flying knives and an iron javelin in his hand." Qing Nalan Xingde's Miscellaneous Knowledge of Lushui Pavilion, Volume III: "Children's weapons are learned in various holes, and javelin learners weigh two pounds." (2) One of the throwing instruments used in track and field sports, the gun shaft is made of wood or metal, with a thick middle and thin ends and a pointed metal head at the front end. It is also one of the track and field events. After the run-up, the athletes throw javelins and arrange them according to the distance. See javelin.

Word decomposition

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