Orc Weaponry

Blades

• Cleaver:"Kaguk" or "Pulga"
• Dagger : "Kurtîl"
• Orc-knife :"Thauk"
  • Isengard long-knife:"Rodhnif"
  • long-knife:"Kungrish"
  • Saw-toothed blade :"Kragnif"
• Sword:"Shapat"
  • bent sword:"Shard"
  • Curved sword:"Kragashard"
  • Orc scimitar :"Yataga" or "Murpal"
    • curved scimitar:"Barkhpal"
  • short broad-bladed sword:"Hankshar"

Pole-arms

• Great spear:"Ushtú"
• Iron-spear :"Ongshatî"
• long broad-bladed Spear :"Proshtú"

Axes

• Orc-axe :"Shapat"
  • two-handed Axe:"Pilik"
  • Isengard-axe:"Draupulk"

Ranged weapons

• long arrows:"Guyakpil"
• short Arrows:"Shaugit"
• Bow of Horn :"Lak"
• large Bow of Yew:"Kuin"

Other weapons

• Club:"Kopak"
• Hammer:"Kokan"
• Pickaxe:"Kazam"
• whip:"Shufar"

Armour

Body armour

• arm-braces:"Krahlâz"
• biceps-braces:"Krahnazgaun"
• calf-braces:"Shalpilak"
• Cuirass:"Olkûrzshen"
• leather armour:"Múr"
• mail-body:"Bimushof"
• coat of stout ring-mail:"Kalkan"
• mail-coif:"Ongbrúk"
• coat of black scale:"Shenmúr"
• Ring-armor:"Unazmúr"
• splint-armour:"Stashyab"
• iron collar:"Gîrdan"

Helmets

• leathern cap:"Koprûp"
• black cap with iron rim and iron hoops covered with leather and a beak-like nose-guard:"Pakronar"
• iron helm:"Ongkâr"
  • large black iron cap:"Ongkashûl"
• Isengard-helmet:"Hurgak"

Shields

• iron-shield:"Ongoblag"
• large hide-shield:"Durlazg"
• small round-shield:"Skût"
• red shield ("Blood-shield"):"Bloglazug"
• isengard-shield:"Shumlazug"

Other clothing

Orc usually favored sable black, dun-colored, grey, or ragged brown clothes often made of hide.

• Backpack:"Krumthos"
• broad leather Belt:"Broz"
• Cape:"Bruk"
• fur Cape:"Kamog"
• leather cowl:"tlum"
• leather gauntlets:"Dorashak"
• leather jerkin:"Porandaum"
• hooded cloak:"Lazgún"
• iron-studded high leather-Boots:"Kapuk"
• leather robe:"Potak"
• short breeches:"Shali"
• short tunic:"Balbush"
• Vest:"Usti"
• tunic of leather:"Lakúrlunt"

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