ミュルグレス (Japanese Wikipedia)

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Bellamy, James A. (1987a), “Arabic names in the Chanson de Roland: Saracen Gods, Frankish swords, Roland horse, and the Olifant”, Journal of the American Oriental Society 197 (2): 273, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 602835, https://jstor.org/stable/602835, "The name of Ganelon's sword occurs twice in the Oxford MS, as Murglies (v. 346) and Murgleis (v. 607).. The original Arabic was most likely māriq ʾalyas, which means 'valiant piercer'"
Editorial Note, pp. 254–255, (JSTOR 45298606) to Bellamy, James A. (Winter 1987b), “A Note on Roland 609-10”, Olifant 12 (3/4): 247–254, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 45298605, https://jstor.org/stable/45298605

Bellamy, James A. (1987a), “Arabic names in the Chanson de Roland: Saracen Gods, Frankish swords, Roland horse, and the Olifant”, Journal of the American Oriental Society 197 (2): 273, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 602835, https://jstor.org/stable/602835, "The name of Ganelon's sword occurs twice in the Oxford MS, as Murglies (v. 346) and Murgleis (v. 607).. The original Arabic was most likely māriq ʾalyas, which means 'valiant piercer'"
Editorial Note, pp. 254–255, (JSTOR 45298606) to Bellamy, James A. (Winter 1987b), “A Note on Roland 609-10”, Olifant 12 (3/4): 247–254, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 45298605, https://jstor.org/stable/45298605

The Song of Roland. translated by Sayers, Dorothy L.. Hammondsworth, Middlesex, England: Penguin Books. (1957). p. 38. ISBN 0-14-044075-5
Bellamy, James A. (1987a), “Arabic names in the Chanson de Roland: Saracen Gods, Frankish swords, Roland horse, and the Olifant”, Journal of the American Oriental Society 197 (2): 273, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 602835, https://jstor.org/stable/602835, "The name of Ganelon's sword occurs twice in the Oxford MS, as Murglies (v. 346) and Murgleis (v. 607).. The original Arabic was most likely māriq ʾalyas, which means 'valiant piercer'"
Editorial Note, pp. 254–255, (JSTOR 45298606) to Bellamy, James A. (Winter 1987b), “A Note on Roland 609-10”, Olifant 12 (3/4): 247–254, doi:10.2307/602835, JSTOR 45298605, https://jstor.org/stable/45298605
Langlois, Ernest, ed. (1904), Table des noms, Paris: Emile Bouillon
Bailey, Nathan (1731), An Universal Etymological English Dictionary

Lexer, Matthias [in ドイツ語] (1876). "sahs". Mittelhochdeutsches handwörterbuch (ドイツ語). Vol. 2. Leipzig: S. Hirzel. p. 573. langes messer, kurzes schwert Woerterbuchnetz online

mor (フランス語: maure「ムーア人」+glais （プロヴァンス語で "glaive, gladius"「グレイブ」「グラディウス」の意）。Lejeune (1950), (p. 163)、Scholod 引き^[10]。

Lexer, Matthias [in ドイツ語] (1876). "sahs". Mittelhochdeutsches handwörterbuch (ドイツ語). Vol. 2. Leipzig: S. Hirzel. p. 573. langes messer, kurzes schwert Woerterbuchnetz online