Hebrew, “sword” or “tool.” In the plates of brass, Moses is given the chereb by God via the angel of YHVH (3 Moses 3:29). Later the Chereb of Moses appears to be laid out in 4 Moses 30- 36, which is titled “The Chereb of Moses.”
The Sword of Moses is also the title of an apocryphal Jewish book of magic edited by Moses Gaster in Israel in 1896. This “sword” is a list of magical names divided into 136 sections, for various magical uses. This should not be confused with the Chereb of Moses, 4 Moses 30-36.