Medieval Vocabulary

3. n. a long wooden pole with a metal tip.
4. n. kind or forgiving treatment by someone in power.
5. adv. off the right course; far from the starting point.
8. v. to give a name or title to someone; to make someone a knight.
11. n. a young man in the final stages of training to become a knight.
13. n. a shallow bowl.
15. n. a protective suit, usually made of heavy metal, worn by knights in the Middle Ages.
16. n. special respect or honor
17. adj. deserving respect
18. n. a young boy in training to become a knight; someone in the first step in the process of becoming a knight (pages).
19. v. to participate in a competition to practice the fighting skills used by

1. v. to confuse.
2. n. a one-humped camel. (dromedaries)
6. n. a place where people who are traveling can eat, rest, and sleep.
7. adj. having or showing very strong feelings.
9. n. a male member of a religious group who studies or teaches about Christianity- similar to a monk. (friars)
10. n. something valuable that is stolen or taken by soldiers. (spoils)
12. adj. magical or charmed.
14. n. a horse or other animal intended to be ridden.