[DOC] [TLE] Gauntlet | Define Gauntlet at Dictionary.com [PAR] Gauntlet definition, a medieval glove, as of mail or plate, worn by a knight in 
armor to ... Middle French, diminutive of gant glove < Germanic *want-; compare 
Old Norse vttr ... Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 
2 Various ... "gauntlet worn by a knight in armor," also a token of one's personality 
or... [DOC] [TLE] Mail (armour) - Wikipedia [PAR] Mail (chain mail, maille) is a type of armour consisting of small metal rings linked 
together in a ... Another theory relates the word to the old French, maillier, 
meaning to ... for European mail armour derive from French: leggings are called 
chausses, ... Eventually mail was supplanted by plate for the most part, as it 
provided... [DOC] [TLE] Medieval Armour - Medieval Warfare [PAR] Medieval Armour and Shields. ... A mail collar worn strapped around the neck 
was called a pixane or standard. ... The word maille comes from the French, 
meaning mesh or net. The use ... Eventually mail was supplanted by plate for the 
most part. .... Even knights in heavy jousting armour were not winched onto their 
horses. [DOC] [TLE] Gauntlet dictionary definition | gauntlet defined - YourDictionary [PAR] Middle English ; from Old French gantelet, diminutive of gant, a glove ; from 
Frankish ... usually extending over some of the forearm, worn as part of medieval 
armor. ... The word gauntlet used in the idiom to throw down the gauntlet comes 
from the ... also gantelet, from Old French gantelet (gauntlet worn by a knight in 
armor,... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about MIDDLE AGES - StudyStack [PAR] THE NAME OF THIS PART OF A KNIGHT'S ARMOR COMES FROM AN OLD 
FRENCH WORD MEANING "GLOVE", GAUNTLET. A DUMMY TARGET CALLED 
A... [DOC] [TLE] What does it mean to throw down the gauntlet? - Ask History [PAR] Jun 17, 2015 ... Website Name ... The word itself comes from the French word gantelet, and 
referred to the heavy, armored gloves worn by medieval knights. ... Over time, as 
heavy steel armor became less common, gauntlets referred to any heavy glove ... 
Swedish word gatlopp and Old English gantlope, meaning lane... [DOC] [TLE] gauntlet (n.2) - Online Etymology Dictionary [PAR] "glove," early 15c., gantelet, from Old French gantelet (13c.) "gauntlet worn by a 
knight in armor," also a token of one's personality or person, and in ... The name 
must orig. have applied to a strip of cloth wrapped about the hand to protect it 
from... [DOC] [TLE] 7 - Online Etymology Dictionary [PAR] from Old North French gauger "standardize, calibrate, measure" (Old French ... "
gauntlet worn by a knight in armor," also a token of one's personality or ... The Old 
French word is a semi-diminutive or double-diminutive of gant "glove" (12c.) ... 
The name must orig. have applied to a strip of cloth wrapped about the hand to... [DOC] [TLE] knighthood homework [PAR] you match to their names below? 1. ... a sword, usually carried by a knight, 
sometimes by foot soldiers. ... Match the parts of a suit of armor on the following 
page to the descriptions below by ... This word is taken from the Latin word coxa, 
meaning hip. ... This term comes from the Old French word greve. which ... means 
glove. [DOC] [TLE] A Day of Knights | Librarypoint [PAR] In later days, knights might indeed wear suits of metal plate armor, but more 
typically ... The word chivalry comes from the French word chevalier, which 
means knight. ... Later crusades were to protect Anatolia, part of the Byzantine 
Empire, from ... to be mentioned--though not by name, in an old story about the 
Battle of Mons... [DOC] [TLE] Gauntlet - definition of gauntlet by The Free Dictionary [PAR] A protective glove, usually extending over some of the forearm, worn as part of ... 
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Question: The name of this part of a knight's armor comes from an old French word meaning "glove"
Answer: gauntlet