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Etymology of the English word armorist
the English word
armorist
using the English suffix
-ist
derived from the Latin suffix
-ista
derived from the Greek suffix
-istes
derived from the English word
armor
derived from the Old French word
armure
derived from the Latin word
armatura
(equipment, armor; troop)
derived from the Latin word
armatio
derived from the Latin word
armatus
(armed man, soldier; armed, equipped; defensively armed; type of arms, equipment, armor)
derived from the Latin word
armare
(equip, fit with armor; arm)
derived from the Latin word
arma
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ar-
derived from the Old French word
armeure
derived from the Latin word
armatura
(equipment, armor; troop)
derived from the Latin word
armatio
derived from the Latin word
armatus
(armed man, soldier; armed, equipped; defensively armed; type of arms, equipment, armor)
derived from the Latin word
armare
(equip, fit with armor; arm)
derived from the Latin word
arma
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ar-
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