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In warfare, a knight would be heavily armoured and mounted on horseback, serving as a highly effective and deadly form of heavy cavalry.
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What do you call a knight's apprentice?
A person working as a knight's apprentice was a squire.
Would you call a female knight a sir?
I should imagine the correct term,'for a female knight,' is DAME! Such a one is Dame Vera Lynn!
What did a squire do for a knight?
He becomes a knight at the age of 21 after training to become a knight. His teacher, a knight, knights him, thus he becomes a knight. Knight is a fun word :D
How do you say knight in German?
knight = ritter in German
What is the disgrace of being a knight?
There was no disgrace. It was always an honour to be a knight.
What do you call a knight's apprentice?
A person working as a knight's apprentice was a squire.
What is knight call in Spain?
ritters
What do you call a woman knight?
Lady
What do you call the protective outfit of a knight?
Armour
What has the author Joseph A Knight written?
Joseph A. Knight has written: 'A crisis call for new preventive medicine'
What do you call a man who helps carry weapons for a knight?
Historically a young nobleman acting as a attendant to a Knight, before he becomes a Knight himself, is known as a Squire
Why was knight job important?
If you were a knight, you were basically what were would call the marines today. You protected the kingdom and fought off intruders.
What did they call a youth who serves as a knight's attendant?
A teenager who customarily served as a knight's attendant during Medieval times was called a squire.
Are there two reed parts of a knight and hale predator call?
Yes
Would you call a female knight a sir?
I should imagine the correct term,'for a female knight,' is DAME! Such a one is Dame Vera Lynn!
What would you call the head knight?
The head knight could be referred to as the "Knight Commander" or "Captain of the Guard."
How is the horse call in the game of chess?
Knight. (K is silent- sounds like "night") Moves in an "L" shape; 2 over and one across or vice versa.
