- solleret
- A metallic pointy toed shoe worn by knights
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solleret
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Solleret — Sol*ler*et , n. [F. soleretim. fr. OF. soler shoe.] A flexible steel shoe (or one of the plates forming such a shoe), worn with medi[ae]val armor. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
solleret — [säl′ər et΄, säl΄ər et′] n. 〚MFr soleret, dim. of soler, shoe < ML subtelaris (calceus), (shoe) under the arch of the foot < LL subtel, the hollow of the foot < L sub, under (see UP1) + talus, ankle〛 … Universalium
solleret — [säl′ər et΄, säl΄ər et′] n. [MFr soleret, dim. of soler, shoe < ML subtelaris (calceus), (shoe) under the arch of the foot < LL subtel, the hollow of the foot < L sub, under (see UP1) + talus, ankle] a kind of shoe worn with a suit of… … English World dictionary
solleret — noun Etymology: French Date: 1826 a flexible steel shoe forming part of a medieval suit of armor see armor illustration … New Collegiate Dictionary
Solleret — A metal shoe, made with overlapping plates, which were part of a complete suit of armour. [< OldFr. soller = a shoe] Cf. Sabaton … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
solleret — sol·ler·et … English syllables
solleret — noun armor plate that protects the foot; consists of mail with a solid toe and heel • Syn: ↑sabaton • Hypernyms: ↑armor plate, ↑armour plate, ↑armor plating, ↑plate armor, ↑plate armour … Useful english dictionary
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Components of medieval armour — Following is a table that concisely identifies various pieces of medieval armour, mostly plate but some mail, arranged by the part of body that is protected and roughly by date. No attempt has been made to identify fastening components or various … Wikipedia
