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Karambit

The karambit or kerambit (as used in Indonesian), kurambik or karambiak (both from the Minangkabau language) is a small curved knife resembling a claw.

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Blade type
Single, double or triple edged, crescent curve
Hilt type
Water buffalo horn, wooden, ivory
Place of origin
Indonesia (West Sumatra)
Scabbard/sheath
Water buffalo horn, wooden
Type
Concealed blade

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Karambit

Nodes74
Edges73
Triples62
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027027
Components1

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Karambit

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related to In popular culture · 32
Karambit → Age, Agnez Mo, AI, Amisha Hoth, Anggun, Assassin, Cecep Arif Rahman, Chapter, Counter-Strike, Definitive Edition, Empires II, Empires II HD, Far Cry, Global Offensive, Hunter, Jalil Naciri, John Wick, Karambit Warriors, Karambits, Keanu Reeves
related to As a tool · 7
Karambit → Filipino, Indonesia, It, Malaysian, Southeast Asia, Southeast Asian, The
related to Origin · 4
Karambit → As, Minangkabau, The, West Sumatra
related to Variations · 4
Karambit → Some, The, There, Traditional
related to External links · 3
Karambit → Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Modern forms · 3
Karambit → The, They, Western
related to As a weapon · 2
Karambit → The, While
related to In martial arts · 2
Karambit → Filipino, The
Blade type · 1
Karambit → Single, double or triple edged, crescent curve
Hilt type · 1
Karambit → Water buffalo horn, wooden, ivory

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knife used indonesia blade finger modern west minangkabau sumatra one made playing kerambit claw tool weapon also indonesian origin cutting

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
KarambitBlade typeSingle, double or triple edged, crescent curve1.00infobox
KarambitHilt typeWater buffalo horn, wooden, ivory1.00infobox
KarambitPlace of originIndonesia (West Sumatra)1.00infobox
KarambitScabbard/sheathWater buffalo horn, wooden1.00infobox
KarambitTypeConcealed blade1.00infobox
Karambitrelated to As a toolThe0.60section
Karambitrelated to As a toolSoutheast Asia0.60section
Karambitrelated to As a toolIt0.60section
Karambitrelated to As a toolSoutheast Asian0.60section
Karambitrelated to As a toolIndonesia0.60section
Karambitrelated to As a toolFilipino0.60section
Karambitrelated to As a toolMalaysian0.60section

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