Tomahawk (noun)

1. A type of axe traditionally used by Native American warriors, typically having a single-edged, curved blade and a straight or slightly curved handle.
2. A type of hand axe with a similar design, used as a weapon or tool.
3. A type of throwing axe used as a weapon in some indigenous cultures.

Origin:

From narragansett tomahack ("axe"), from tamahaac ("to chop, to strik.e")

Examples:

1. The warrior brandished his tomahawk and let out a battle cry.
2. The tomahawk was used for chopping wood and as a weapon in battle.
3. He practiced throwing his tomahawk at targets.
4. The tomahawk was a symbol of the Native American culture.
5. The tomahawk chop is a popular finishing move in professional wrestling.