agrufe

/ɑːɡrʌf/ (AH-gruf)

Definitions

1. noun

A type of medieval European shield, typically smaller and lighter than other shields, often used by men-at-arms or lighter infantry.

“The 14th-century illustration depicts knights using agrufes during battle.”

Synonyms

  • buckler
  • shield

Antonyms

  • buckler