One Handed Sword

Ayudha katti (South and Southeast Asian)
Butterfly sword (China)
Cutlass, hanger, hangar (European)
Dao, Beidao, Zhibei dao (Chinese)
Dao (Southeast Asian)
Dha (Southeast Asian)
Dussack (Europian
Falchion (European)
Hunting sword (European)
Hwando (Korean)
Kampilan (Philippines/Southeast Asian)
Karabela (European)
Kastane (Southeast Asia)
Khopesh, sappara, sickle-sword (Middle eastern)
Kilij (Middle Eastern, North Indian)
Klewang (Southeast Asian)
Krabi (Southeast Asian)
Liuyedao (Chinese)
Mameluke (Middle Eastern)
Messer, Großmesser, Hiebmesser, Kriegsmesser, Langes messer (European)
Nimcha (African)
Piandao (Chinese)
Pulwar (Middle Eastern)
Sabre, Briquet (European)
Schweizersäbel (European)
Scimitar, Saif (Middle Eastern)
Shamshir (Middle Eastern, Pakistani and North Indian)
Shashka (European)
Szabla (European)
Talwar (Middle Eastern, Pakistani)
Yanmaodao (Chinese)
Straight one-handed swords
Arming sword, war sword (European)
Backsword (European)
Basket-hilted sword, broadsword, heavy cavalry sword, mortuary sword, schiavona (European)
Chokutō (Japanese)
Épée (European.)
Espada ropera or Rapier (European)
Estoc (European)
Firangi, Firanghi (Central Asian)[1]
Flamberge (European)
Flyssa (North African)
Hwandudaedo (Korean)
Ida (West African)
Jian (Chinese)
Kaskara (Central African)
Katzbalger (German)
Khanda (South Asian)
Longsword, grootzwaard, langschwert, spadone, spada longa (lunga), montante (European)
Malabar Coast Sword (Southeast Asian)[1]
Patag (Bhutanese)
Rapier (European)
Saingeom (Korean)
Seax (European)
Side-sword (European)
Spadroon (European)
Spatha (Mediterranean)
Takoba (North African)
Tibetan Jian (Middle Asian)[1]
Tsurugi (Japanese)
Ulfberht (Viking)
Baselard (Europe)
Bilbo (Europe)
Bolo (Philippines/Southeast Asia)
Ninjato, Shinobi-gatana (Japan)
Cinquedea, Anelace (Europe)
Khanjali Georgia (Caucasus)
Colichemarde (Europe)
Cossack dagger, kama, kinjal, Ottoman quama, quama (Middle East)[1]
Gladius (Europe, Mediterranean)
Misericorde (Europe)
Small sword (Europe)
Swiss dagger, Holbein dagger, Schweizerdegen (Europe)
Xiphos (Mediterranean)
Aikuchi, Haikuchi (Japan)
Barong (Southeast Asia)
Kodachi, Wakizashi (Japan)
Pinuti (Southeast Asia)
Shikomizue (Japan)
Talibon (Southeast Asia)
Kaduthala, Kerala, (India)
Aruval (South Asian)
Bolo, Itak (Philippines/Asian)
Falcata (Mediterranean)
Golok (Southeast Asian)
Harpe (Mediterranean)
Kopis (Mediterranean)
Kora (Southeast Asian)
Kukri, Khukri (Nepal)
Machete/Vettukathi (Southeast Asian)
Makhaira (Mediterranean)
One-handed dacian falx, Sica (Mediterranean)
Parang Pandit (Southeast Asian)
Sosun pattah (South Asian)[1]
Yatagan, yataghan (Middle Eastern)
Hook sword (Chinese)
Shotel (Abyssinian, ancient Egyptian)