equites
ˈiːkwɪˌteɪz
Definition

Definition of equites - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

1.
roman cavalryTECH.roman soldiers who rode horsesTECH.
  • The equites led the charge in battle.
2.
societyTECH.members of a wealthy social class below senatorsTECH.
  • Equites played a crucial role in Roman society.
cavalry
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Origin of equites

Latin, eques (horseman)

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Roman class
member of the ancient Roman equites
Roman history
related to the Roman equites class

Examples of equites in a sentence

  • The emperor relied on equites for protection.
  • The equites invested heavily in trade ventures.
  • Equites often served as cavalry officers in the army.

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  1. French:cavaliers romains, équites, ...
  2. German:Equites, ...
  3. Italian:equites, cavalieri, ...
  4. Spanish:caballeros romanos, clase ecuestre, ...
  5. Portuguese:equites, ...
  6. Chinese:罗马骑兵, 骑士阶层, ...
  7. Japanese:エクィテス, エクイテス, ...
  8. Arabic:فُرْسَان رُومَانِيُّون, فُرْسَان, ...
  9. Hebrew:פָּרָשִׁים, אֶקוּוִיטֵס, ...
  10. Russian:эквиты, всадники, ...
  11. Ukrainian:еквіти, вершники, ...
  12. Hindi:इक्विट्स, इक्वाइट्स, ...

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