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/ʃə.va.lje/
Translation
knight
Word origin
From cheval ('horse'), from Late Latin caballus. A knight was first simply a man who fought on horseback.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- caballus
- English cognates
- cavalier, chivalry, cavalry
Grammar
Examples
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The knight swore to serve his king.
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The knights are waiting in front of the castle.
Cette ' .
This story is about a young knight.
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Two knights died during the battle.
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He thinks he is a modern-day knight.
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