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The word 'bident' was brought into the English language before 1914, and is derived from the Latin bidentis, meaning "having two prongs".

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  • The word 'bident' was brought into the English language before 1914, and is derived from the Latin bidentis, meaning "having two prongs".
  • the bident is a two pronged spear which has the top halve form a U or V shape. The bident has the tip forged to the prongs which are forged to the staff.
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  • The word 'bident' was brought into the English language before 1914, and is derived from the Latin bidentis, meaning "having two prongs".
  • the bident is a two pronged spear which has the top halve form a U or V shape. The bident has the tip forged to the prongs which are forged to the staff.
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