STILETTO. a small dagger with a tapered blade. Implement for making EYELETS.

SYNONYMS FOR clever 1 ingenious, talented, quick-witted; smart, gifted; apt, expert. 4 skillful, agile, handy.

1a : skillful or adroit in using the hands or body : nimble clever fingers. b : mentally quick and resourceful a clever young lawyer. 2 : marked by wit or ingenuity a clever solution a clever idea the play’s clever dialogue.

Hatchet Synonyms – WordHippo Thesaurus….What is another word for hatchet?

Synonyms of dagger

• bayonet,
• bodkin,
• bolo,
• bowie knife,
• cutlass,
• dirk,
• jackknife,
• machete,

Daggers have been around since early history within almost all cultures and were most commonly used to attack enemies in close encounters or for hunting. Not only is a dagger a representation of betrayal, loss and danger but it is also seen as a symbol of protection, sacrifice and bravery.

It is a tool with loaded symbolic meaning; the knife signifies severence, death, sacrifice, division, or liberation. In Buddhism, cutting with a knife represents deliverance, as in cutting the bonds of ignorance. In Christianity, it represents martyrdom. A base, secret weapon.

A kunai (苦無, kunai) is a Japanese tool thought to be originally derived from the masonry trowel. Although a basic tool, in the hands of a martial arts expert, the kunai could be used as a multi-functional weapon. The kunai is commonly associated with the ninja, who used it to gouge holes in walls.

There probably are not laws specifically relating to kunai. Technically an actual kunai is not a knife but a multitool used as a trowel or prybar. There is a superficial resemblance to a throwing knife, and the “kunai” people usually buy are stylized throwing knives.

Did ninjas really use stars? Absolutely. The shuriken, or throwing star, was one of the ninja’s primary defensive weapons. In contrast to Hollywood representations, the shuriken were typically used not to kill but, rather, as a delaying tactic.

In reality, kunai knives have not been commonly used as throwing weapons. Bend your arm at the elbow, raise and throw–keeping your wrist straight. Put enough “spin” on the knife so that it turns midair and the blade points toward your target as it approaches. Alternatively, you can hold the kunai by the handle.

Kunai as weapon Ninja can both slay and stab their enemy with a kunai. It is hard to give a fatal blow to a target if only hit by a kunai, but if poison is painted on the blade of the kunai like a shuriken, it is enough to kill the enemy.

Naruto might have a skill in sword wielding but it isn’t in his preferred fighting style. Yes he can use sword but can’t use it like sasuke since it’s not his way and he didn’t trained in kenjutsu. Basically every shinobi is trained to use basic tools and weapons.

Yes, during the 4th great ninja war Naruto does use the flying raijin kunai to teleport himself to various places, however he does not use the Flying Thunder God technique, which allows the user to teleport to many places in a very short amount of time by placing markers beforehand.

Kunai were historical tools/weapons used by ninja in Japan, though their uses have been expanded/fictionalized in Naruto. I think in Naruto, they function as versatile long-distance and close-range weapons that can be used even if someone is low on chakra or trying not to attract attention.

Kitake Uchiha

around 3 feet

It does says 忍愛之剣 (nin-ai-no-ken).

Dan

Naruto

Though the Hoshikage isn’t recognized by the five great Shinobi Countries, they are organized and have a rich enough history to deserve mention. However, the Third Hoshikage is, by far, the weakest Kage.

Tobirama Senju