main gauche , M.G. (skrót)

By the description, the knife is one with the main gauche you and Benito carry.

A main gauche and rapier of more modern design on his belt, sent by the duke.

Benito snatched at his main gauche, cross-drawing it with his free hand.

The Musketeer uses this moment of opportunity to pull out his Main Gauche.

For short-range weapons, the rapier and main gauche combination was tested against the dao.

The use of a parrying dagger such as a main gauche along with a rapier is common in historical European martial arts.

Main gauche (m.g., French), a term indicating "left hand" in piano music

In Spain, the "main gauche" dagger was held in the left hand and a rapier in the right.

Then he stepped back and drew his rapier, slipping the main gauche into its sheath, and felt for the oil lamp.

Les Reines de la main gauche, 1924

The main gauche, Antimo.

Étude pour la main gauche.

The main gauche stabbed into the abdomen and through the remaining synthetic eyeball and into the brain.

Ferrara will be Charles Fredrik's main gauche.

See main gauche

Onze Poèmes pour la main gauche, soprano, piano, 2000

La Main gauche (1889)

A well polished Main Gauche hangs from a scabbard on his belt, all are a strange but necessary addition to his dress.

Et de loin je ne vaux rien avec la main gauche.

Pour main gauche seule (1976)

It had a large triangular plate very similar to the ones used on main gauche daggers and was decorated with pierced hearts and diamonds.

And he gestured toward its replacement, a narrow, quilloned main gauche he wore strapped to his belt. '

Someone had used a Ferrara main gauche to sever more than Pietro Capuletti's life.

J'écris faux, je chante de la main gauche

A main gauche in the new Toulouse style . . . Marco knew that before he even opened the box.