gipoun (Meaning)
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gipoun (n.)
A short cassock.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gipoun
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gipoun Sentence Examples
- The knight donned his sturdy gipoun to protect himself in battle.
- Beneath his chain mail, the squire wore a thick gipoun for added cushioning.
- The gipoun's quilted layers provided excellent insulation against the cold.
- The finely crafted gipoun featured intricate stitching and a reinforced hem.
- The soldier's gipoun bore a distinctive crest that identified his allegiance.
- The gipoun was an essential part of medieval military attire, offering both protection and warmth.
- The Crusader knights relied heavily on their gipouns to withstand the harsh conditions of the Holy Land.
- The gipoun's mobility allowed soldiers to move freely and engage in combat effectively.
- The use of gipouns declined as plate armor became more prevalent in the late medieval period.
- The gipoun remains a fascinating relic of medieval warfare, showcasing the craftsmanship and ingenuity of the time.
FAQs About the word gipoun
A short cassock.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The knight donned his sturdy gipoun to protect himself in battle.
Beneath his chain mail, the squire wore a thick gipoun for added cushioning.
The gipoun's quilted layers provided excellent insulation against the cold.
The finely crafted gipoun featured intricate stitching and a reinforced hem.
