Also means
designed to be thrown
Usage Note
Arrojadizo is a technical or historical adjective describing weapons or objects made to be thrown — arma arrojadiza (throwing weapon) such as a javelin, dart, or stone. It derives from arrojar (to throw) plus the suffix -adizo, which conveys 'liable to' or 'designed for' an action. Outside military history it occasionally appears figuratively to describe something flung as an insult or accusation: palabras arrojadizas (words hurled as weapons).
Examples
"El guerrero usó un arma arrojadiza contra el enemigo."
Natural Translation
The warrior used a throwing weapon against the enemy.
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