Aruval

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Aruval and various names is an Indian sword variety, particularly seen in south India. It is unique in the fact that the blade starts from the grip to the main cutting part, more like an extended sickle. In effect it is a reverse curved sword and does not fall specifically under a sword or axe. It is useful in slicing coconuts and sometimes in harming people.


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