An aruval usually measures 3–6 ft (0.91–1.83 m) in length (hand sickle measures 1.5 ft (0.46 m)). The blade of this weapon originates at … 展开

While farmers typically employ the standard billhook machete kathir aruvāl koyttharivaal for harvesting crops, a longer variation called the … 展开

• Aiyanar
• Billhook
• Karuppu Sami
• Machete
• Madurai Veeran
• Village deities of South India 展开

The aruval is a common fixture in many south Indian movies, in which it is often used as a weapon. The hero or villain often has the aruval in a sleeve sewn into the inside back of his shirt, … 展开