腕うで貫ぬき

noun

arm glove; arm warmer; sleevelet

A tube-like cloth accessory worn on the forearm, often for warmth or fashion, similar to fingerless sleeves.

• 寒さむい季き節せつには腕うで貫ぬきが手て放ばなせない。

  In cold seasons, I can't do without arm warmers.

noun

bracelet

Rare or archaic use for a bracelet; modern Japanese normally uses ブレスレット.

• 古ふるい資し料りょうでは、腕うで貫ぬきが腕うで輪わを指さすこともある。

  In old documents, 腕貫 can refer to a bracelet.

noun

leather thread on a sword guard or pommel

Historical term for a leather cord wrapped around the guard or pommel of a Japanese sword.

• 刀とう剣けんの腕うで貫ぬきは、柄つかを握にぎる手ての滑すべり止どめとして使つかわれた。

  The leather thread on the sword was used to prevent the hand from slipping on the hilt.

noun

hole in the butt end of a Chinese spear

Very rare, historical term for a hole at the base of a Chinese spear shaft.

• 中ちゅう国ごくの槍やりの石いし突づきにある穴あなを腕うで貫ぬきと呼よぶことがある。

  The hole at the butt end of a Chinese spear is sometimes called 腕貫.