Definition
Definition of errantry - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
knightly conductRare the profession or actions of a knight errantRare
- Errantry was a common pursuit in medieval chivalric romances..
2.
knight's journeyRare wandering in search of chivalrous adventureRare
- The tale of his errantry inspired many young knights.
Expressions with errantry
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the practice of medieval knights wandering in search of adventures
The tales of knight errantry often involve dragons and damsels in distress..
Origin of errantry
Old French, errer (to wander)
Examples of errantry in a sentence
Tales of errantry filled the old library. His errantry led him to distant lands. The book chronicles a knight's errantry.
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- French:chevalerie errante, pérégrination, ...
- German:Rittertum, Ritterfahrt, ...
- Italian:erranza, vagabondaggio, ...
- Spanish:caballería, errancia, ...
- Portuguese:aventuras de cavaleiro errante, errância, ...
- Chinese:骑士游历, ...
- Japanese:遍歴, 冒険の旅, ...
- Arabic:فُرُوسِيَّة, تَجَوُّل فُرْسَانِي, ...
- Hebrew:אָבִירוּת, מַסָּעוֹת אַבִּירוּת, ...
- Russian:рыцарство, странствия, ...
- Ukrainian:лицарство, мандрівка, ...
- Hindi:योद्धा आचरण, शौर्यपूर्ण यात्रा, ...
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