Haft (noun)

The handle of a weapon or tool.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english heeft, from proto-germanic *haftiz 'handle'.

Examples:

1. The haft of the axe was made of strong wood.
2. The knife haft was wrapped in leather for a better grip.
3. The haft of the spear was decorated with intricate carvings.
4. The haft of the sword was ornately decorated with gold and jewels.
5. The haft of the hoe was painted bright red to make it easier to find in the garden.