Definition
Definition of dighted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fashionRare UK dressed or adorned for a special occasionRare UK
- The knight was dighted in shining armor.
2.
militaryRare UK equipped or prepared for battleRare UK
- The soldiers were dighted for the impending fight.
Origin of dighted
Middle English, dihten (to arrange)
Examples of dighted in a sentence
The guests were dighted for the gala. The knights were dighted with armor and weapons. The troops stood dighted, ready for the command to advance.
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- French:paré, prêt, ...
- German:geschmückt, gerüstet, ...
- Italian:adornato, equipaggiato, ...
- Spanish:ataviado, equipado, ...
- Portuguese:vestido, preparado, ...
- Chinese:盛装打扮的, 全副武装的, ...
- Japanese:装飾された, 戦いの準備が整った, ...
- Arabic:مُتَزَيِّن, مُجَهَّز, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּטָר, מְצוּיָּד, ...
- Russian:наряженный, вооруженный, ...
- Ukrainian:вбраний, озброєний, ...
- Hindi:सुसज्जित, तैयार, ...
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