Definition of burgonet in English:

burgonet

noun ˈbəːɡənɛt

historical

1A kind of visored helmet.
Example sentencesExamples
- From cabassets to burgonets to gladiator helmets, you are sure to find great selection of medieval helmets.
- A burgonet is an open-type helmet generally found with ear flaps, a brim, a comb or a peaked finial, and sometimes a faceguard.
- This can be easily increased or decreased by raising or lowering the burgonet brim and the upper buffe plate.
- The burgonet shared many of the same features as the casque; the two are often confused with one another.
- The close burgonet has a high comb, a peak, a barred, spiked visor and three gorget plates.
1. 1.1 A light steel cap worn by pikemen.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Composition varied but was around 60 percent pikemen, in burgonet, corselet and tassets, ten percent halberdiers and 30 percent shot, in morions.
  At the tip of the steel wedge Conan roared his heathen battle-cry and swung his great sword in glittering arcs that made naught of steel burgonet or mail habergeon.
  The archetype of the burgonet is perhaps the casque worn by the Swiss infantry (fig. 9 a) at the epoch of Marignan (1515).

Origin

Late 16th century: from French bourguignotte, perhaps a use of the feminine of bourgignot 'Burgundian', the ending being assimilated to -et¹.

Definition of burgonet in US English:

burgonet

noun

historical

A kind of visored helmet.
Example sentencesExamples
- This can be easily increased or decreased by raising or lowering the burgonet brim and the upper buffe plate.
- A burgonet is an open-type helmet generally found with ear flaps, a brim, a comb or a peaked finial, and sometimes a faceguard.
- From cabassets to burgonets to gladiator helmets, you are sure to find great selection of medieval helmets.
- The burgonet shared many of the same features as the casque; the two are often confused with one another.
- The close burgonet has a high comb, a peak, a barred, spiked visor and three gorget plates.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French bourguignotte, perhaps a use of the feminine of bourgignot ‘Burgundian’, the ending being assimilated to -et.

单词	burgonet
释义	Definition of burgonet in English: burgonet noun ˈbəːɡənɛt historical 1A kind of visored helmet. Example sentencesExamples From cabassets to burgonets to gladiator helmets, you are sure to find great selection of medieval helmets. A burgonet is an open-type helmet generally found with ear flaps, a brim, a comb or a peaked finial, and sometimes a faceguard. This can be easily increased or decreased by raising or lowering the burgonet brim and the upper buffe plate. The burgonet shared many of the same features as the casque; the two are often confused with one another. The close burgonet has a high comb, a peak, a barred, spiked visor and three gorget plates. 1.1 A light steel cap worn by pikemen. Example sentencesExamples Composition varied but was around 60 percent pikemen, in burgonet, corselet and tassets, ten percent halberdiers and 30 percent shot, in morions. At the tip of the steel wedge Conan roared his heathen battle-cry and swung his great sword in glittering arcs that made naught of steel burgonet or mail habergeon. The archetype of the burgonet is perhaps the casque worn by the Swiss infantry (fig. 9 a) at the epoch of Marignan (1515). Origin Late 16th century: from French bourguignotte, perhaps a use of the feminine of bourgignot 'Burgundian', the ending being assimilated to -et¹. Definition of burgonet in US English: burgonet noun historical A kind of visored helmet. Example sentencesExamples This can be easily increased or decreased by raising or lowering the burgonet brim and the upper buffe plate. A burgonet is an open-type helmet generally found with ear flaps, a brim, a comb or a peaked finial, and sometimes a faceguard. From cabassets to burgonets to gladiator helmets, you are sure to find great selection of medieval helmets. The burgonet shared many of the same features as the casque; the two are often confused with one another. The close burgonet has a high comb, a peak, a barred, spiked visor and three gorget plates. Origin Late 16th century: from French bourguignotte, perhaps a use of the feminine of bourgignot ‘Burgundian’, the ending being assimilated to -et.
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