hoplomachy
/ˌhɒpləˈmæki/ (HOP-luh-MAH-kee)
Definitions
1. noun
A style of hand-to-hand combat in ancient Greece, characterized by the use of long spears.
“The ancient Greek warrior’s expertise in hoplomachy on the battlefield was unmatched.”
/ˌhɒpləˈmæki/ (HOP-luh-MAH-kee)
1. noun
A style of hand-to-hand combat in ancient Greece, characterized by the use of long spears.
“The ancient Greek warrior’s expertise in hoplomachy on the battlefield was unmatched.”