solleret
/ (ˌsɒləˈrɛt) /
noun
a protective covering for the foot consisting of riveted plates of armour
Origin of solleret
1C19: from French, diminutive of Old French soller shoe, from Late Latin subtēl arch beneath the foot, from sub- + tālus ankle
Words Nearby solleret
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How to use solleret in a sentence
In imitation of the civilian dress the solleret becomes shorter and broader in the toe.
Armour & Weapons | Charles John Ffoulkessolleret, sol′ėr-et, n. the steel shoe worn in medieval armour.
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