Cataphract
Pronunciation: /ˈkɑˈtæpˈeɪtʃɑɹˈækt/
Cataphract (noun)
- A soldier from ancient times who rode a horse and wore heavy armor.
- A horse covered in protective armor, used in ancient battles.
Examples
- The cataphract charged into battle with great force.
- A cataphract was known for their heavy armor and combat skills.
Common collocations: heavy armor, charge into battle, carry its rider, used in warfare