Definition of peytral in English:

peytral

(also peytrel)

noun ˈpeɪtr(ə)l

historical

A piece of armour to protect the breast of a horse (often richly ornamented, and retained for ornamental purposes after its defensive use had passed away); = poitrel. Also occasionally in extended use: a breast collar.

Origin

Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman peitral, peitrel, paitrel, peiterel, peterel, petterel, partrill, etc., Anglo-Norman and Middle French petral, poitrail from post-classical Latin pectorale, specific use of classical Latin pectorāle breastplate. Compare post-classical Latin peterellum, paytrellum, Old Occitan peitral, Catalan pitral, Spanish petral, petral.

Definition of peytral in US English:

peytral

(also peytrel)

nounˈpeɪtr(ə)l

historical

A piece of armour to protect the breast of a horse (often richly ornamented, and retained for ornamental purposes after its defensive use had passed away); = poitrel. Also occasionally in extended use: a breast collar.

Origin

Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman peitral, peitrel, paitrel, peiterel, peterel, petterel, partrill, etc., Anglo-Norman and Middle French petral, poitrail from post-classical Latin pectorale, specific use of classical Latin pectorāle breastplate. Compare post-classical Latin peterellum, paytrellum, Old Occitan peitral, Catalan pitral, Spanish petral, petral.

单词	peytral
释义	Definition of peytral in English: peytral (also peytrel) noun ˈpeɪtr(ə)l historical A piece of armour to protect the breast of a horse (often richly ornamented, and retained for ornamental purposes after its defensive use had passed away); = poitrel. Also occasionally in extended use: a breast collar. Origin Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman peitral, peitrel, paitrel, peiterel, peterel, petterel, partrill, etc., Anglo-Norman and Middle French petral, poitrail from post-classical Latin pectorale, specific use of classical Latin pectorāle breastplate. Compare post-classical Latin peterellum, paytrellum, Old Occitan peitral, Catalan pitral, Spanish petral, petral. Definition of peytral in US English: peytral (also peytrel) nounˈpeɪtr(ə)l historical A piece of armour to protect the breast of a horse (often richly ornamented, and retained for ornamental purposes after its defensive use had passed away); = poitrel. Also occasionally in extended use: a breast collar. Origin Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman peitral, peitrel, paitrel, peiterel, peterel, petterel, partrill, etc., Anglo-Norman and Middle French petral, poitrail from post-classical Latin pectorale, specific use of classical Latin pectorāle breastplate. Compare post-classical Latin peterellum, paytrellum, Old Occitan peitral, Catalan pitral, Spanish petral, petral.
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