burganet (Meaning)
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burganet (n.)
See Burgonet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of burganet
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burganet Sentence Examples
- The knight donned his burganet before heading into battle, ensuring his head was well-protected.
- Crafted from sturdy steel, the burganet featured intricate designs etched along its surface.
- In medieval tournaments, contestants often wore elaborate burganets adorned with feathers and crests.
- The blacksmith meticulously forged each burganet, shaping it to fit the wearer's head perfectly.
- A well-made burganet was considered essential armor for any knight venturing onto the battlefield.
- The burganet's visor could be raised or lowered, providing versatility and protection as needed.
- Historians study ancient texts and manuscripts to understand the evolution of the burganet throughout different eras.
- Noble families often passed down ornate burganets as heirlooms, symbols of their lineage and valor.
- The burganet's distinct shape and design made it easily recognizable on the battlefield.
- Despite advancements in armor technology, the burganet remained a staple of medieval warfare for centuries.
FAQs About the word burganet
See Burgonet.
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The knight donned his burganet before heading into battle, ensuring his head was well-protected.
Crafted from sturdy steel, the burganet featured intricate designs etched along its surface.
In medieval tournaments, contestants often wore elaborate burganets adorned with feathers and crests.
The blacksmith meticulously forged each burganet, shaping it to fit the wearer's head perfectly.
