a pole with a hook at the end

n. කෙක්ක

Definition:

Polearms are weapons that are typically topped with a blade or point, such as a spear or halberd. These weapons are designed to be used at a distance, providing an advantage in reach and leverage over opponents.

Polearms have been used throughout history by various cultures for hunting, combat, and ceremonial purposes. They are characterized by their long shafts and versatile, often multipurpose, heads. Pikes, glaives, naginatas, and guan daos are all examples of popular polearms from different regions and time periods.