Would you say a cleaver is a knife, or an axe?

>>8441719
I'd say its a cleaver since it doesn't matter unless you're designing the database for a store that sells knives and axes

from its side profile, i would say its a hammer

A cleaver is a knife. A war cleaver, hardened for murderin', is a sword.

Obviosly it's a cleaver, but as far as the working principle (center of gravity far forward of the handle, works by swinging/buildup of kinetic energy and use of momentum) is concerned there is little difference between a cleaver and an axe. A cleaver is basically just an axe with a very wide blade.

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>>8441719
Here's a better question OP.

Could a Tomahawk do a better job than a clever?

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>>8441969
In a kitchen? No. You'll ruin your cutting board.