Sword

 az a sword, pomelled and hilted, or

The sword is represented two handed, unsheathed, straight in the blade and pointed. The hilt, pommel and accoutrements are always specified in the blazon. Pynant and sayland is an Old English term the pommel and cross of the sword.

a falchion on the dexter, and a sword upon the sinister, both erect

Sword in pale. In blazon, it should rather be called a sword erect.

Sword broken

It should be noted that the broken point is never shown unless particularly expressed in the blazon.

Sword wavy

Sword, as carried in funeral processions, should be presented of the form as shown above.

Sword, the blade flamant

Sword, the blade flamant or enflamed; sometimes called a flaming sword.