armiger
ˈɑːrmɪdʒər
Definition

Definition of armiger - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
heraldryDatedperson entitled to bear heraldic armsDated
  • The armiger displayed his coat of arms proudly.
herald
2.
historyRaresquire or attendant in medieval timesRare
  • The young armiger assisted the knight in preparing for the joust.
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Origin of armiger

Latin, armiger (armor-bearer)

Examples of armiger in a sentence

  • An armiger must register their arms with the college.
  • The armiger held the knight's shield during the battle.
  • As an armiger, he learned the art of combat.

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  1. French:porteur d'armoiries, écuyer, ...
  2. German:Wappenführer, Knappe, ...
  3. Italian:armigero, scudiero, ...
  4. Spanish:armígero, escudero, ...
  5. Portuguese:armígero, escudeiro, ...
  6. Chinese:纹章持有者, 侍从, ...
  7. Japanese:紋章持有者, 従者, ...
  8. Arabic:حامل الشعار, حامِل السِّلاح, ...
  9. Hebrew:נוֹשֵׂא סֵמֶל, נַעַר חָצֵר, ...
  10. Russian:гербовладелец, помощник рыцаря, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гербовласник, зброєносець, ...
  12. Hindi:हेराल्डिक अधिकारी, शस्त्रवाहक, ...
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