ellwand
/ˈɛlwɑːnd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of wooden staff, typically made from a straight branch, used by English bowmen in the Middle Ages.
“The museum exhibited an ellwand used by a 14th-century English archer during a battle.”
1. noun
A type of wooden staff, typically made from a straight branch, used by English bowmen in the Middle Ages.
“The museum exhibited an ellwand used by a 14th-century English archer during a battle.”