Wiktionary
n. A maker of swords.
Usage examples of "swordsmith".
The armorers, fletchers, bowyers, and swordsmiths all stood to gain from the war.
There were two swordsmiths and a specialist in the manufacture of mauls and flails, and there was one who only made the great padded gauntlets that most of the fighters used.
The blade would need some finishing work with oil and smoothing stone, but the edges had already acquired that particular silvery sheen that swordsmiths strive for, the mark of a blade that will cut air and leave it in pieces.
Our own guild masters, the syndics, treat us more as chattel than craft-brothersand I think we armorers and swordsmiths get off lightly since so many of us are veteran fighters and not to be imposed upon.
A few streets full of horsetraders, swordsmiths, joy houses, and grogshops tended to their needs.
It was a beautiful bauble, yes, yet it was the work of a master swordsmith, as well, a yard-long tongue of steel, as deadly as it was gorgeous, and sharp enough to slice the wind itself.