guisard
/ˈɡwɪsɑrd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of medieval mercenary, often of Italian origin, who served as a soldier or bodyguard.
“During the Crusades, the army encountered many guisards who offered their services for hire.”
1. noun
A type of medieval mercenary, often of Italian origin, who served as a soldier or bodyguard.
“During the Crusades, the army encountered many guisards who offered their services for hire.”