la

feminine

/aɾmaˈðuɾa/

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Translation

armour

Word origin

From Latin armatura ('equipment, armour'), from armare ('to arm'), from arma ('weapons').

Origin: Latin
Root: armatura
English cognates: armour, armature, army

Grammar

Genderfeminine

Pluralarmaduras

Examples

The knight wore a suit of steel armour.

The armour was so heavy that he could barely move.

medieval .

In the museum there is a very old medieval suit of armour.

The tortoise has its own natural armour.

¡Ponte !

Put on your armour before the battle!

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This word is part of lesson 68.