pisane
/pɪˈzan/ /piːˈzan/Armour. Now historical and rare
noun
A mail collar forming part of a cape extending over the shoulders and upper part of the breast; such a cape itself.
Origin
Middle English. From post-classical Latin pisana, also pisanum, uses as noun of respectively the feminine singular and the neuter singular of classical Latin Pīsānus.
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