Gadit

knight

Definitions (2)
1nounA man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor during the medieval period.
The knight rode bravely into battle.
In medieval times, a knight was expected to uphold the code of chivalry.
The king bestowed the title of knight upon the brave warrior.
2nounA person granted an honorary title of knighthood by a monarch or other political leader for service to the country, especially in a ceremonial capacity.
He was knighted for his contributions to the arts.
The famous actor was made a knight by the queen.
Being a knight is a great honor in many countries.
Word Origin
Language
Old English
Original word
cniht
Originally meant
young man, servant
Background
The term 'knight' originally referred to a young man or servant in Old English. Over time, it evolved to denote a mounted and armored soldier serving a lord during the medieval period. The concept of knighthood as an honorary title developed later, recognizing individuals for their service to the country.
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