fauld
fɔːld
Definition

Definition of fauld - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
armorRarearmor worn below a breastplateRare
  • The knight's fauld was intricately designed.
armor breastplate cuirass
2.
agricultureDatedUKenclosed field near a farmhouseDatedUK
  • The sheep were grazing in the fauld by early morning..
enclosure paddock
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Origin of fauld

Middle English, fald (fold)

Examples of fauld in a sentence

  • His fauld bore the marks of many battles.
  • The children played in the fauld all afternoon.
  • The fauld was filled with blooming wildflowers.

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  1. French:jupe d'armure, clos, ...
  2. German:Fauld, eingezäuntes Feld, ...
  3. Italian:gonnellina d'armatura, prato recintato, ...
  4. Spanish:faldón, prado cercado, ...
  5. Portuguese:armadura inferior, campo fechado, ...
  6. Chinese:护腰甲, 围场, ...
  7. Japanese:フォールド, 囲い地, ...
  8. Arabic:واقِيَة أَسْفَل الصَّدْرِيَّة, حَقْل مَسُوَّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:מָגֵן תַּחְתוֹן, מִכְלָאָה, ...
  10. Russian:фолд, огороженное поле, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фолд, огороджене поле, ...
  12. Hindi:फॉल्ड, बाड़ा, ...
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