Definition of sallet in English:

sallet

noun ˈsalɪtˈsælət

historical

A light helmet with an outward curve extending over the back of the neck, worn as part of medieval armour.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style, rather than the earlier sallet; he wore a breastplate with attached tassets over his thighs and - if an officer - a gorget to protect his throat.
- In a set of Arthurian tapestries co-designed by Burne-Jones for William Morris & Co in the 1890s, you can't help admiring the accuracy with which 15 th-century sallets (rounded steel helmets) and other armour pieces are recreated.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French salade, based on Latin caelare 'engrave' (from caelum 'chisel').

Definition of sallet in US English:

sallet

nounˈsalətˈsælət

historical

A light helmet with an outward curve extending over the back of the neck, worn as part of medieval armor.
Example sentencesExamples
- In a set of Arthurian tapestries co-designed by Burne-Jones for William Morris & Co in the 1890s, you can't help admiring the accuracy with which 15 th-century sallets (rounded steel helmets) and other armour pieces are recreated.
- The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style, rather than the earlier sallet; he wore a breastplate with attached tassets over his thighs and - if an officer - a gorget to protect his throat.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French salade, based on Latin caelare ‘engrave’ (from caelum ‘chisel’).

单词	sallet
释义	Definition of sallet in English: sallet noun ˈsalɪtˈsælət historical A light helmet with an outward curve extending over the back of the neck, worn as part of medieval armour. Example sentencesExamples The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style, rather than the earlier sallet; he wore a breastplate with attached tassets over his thighs and - if an officer - a gorget to protect his throat. In a set of Arthurian tapestries co-designed by Burne-Jones for William Morris & Co in the 1890s, you can't help admiring the accuracy with which 15 th-century sallets (rounded steel helmets) and other armour pieces are recreated. Origin Late Middle English: from French salade, based on Latin caelare 'engrave' (from caelum 'chisel'). Definition of sallet in US English: sallet nounˈsalətˈsælət historical A light helmet with an outward curve extending over the back of the neck, worn as part of medieval armor. Example sentencesExamples In a set of Arthurian tapestries co-designed by Burne-Jones for William Morris & Co in the 1890s, you can't help admiring the accuracy with which 15 th-century sallets (rounded steel helmets) and other armour pieces are recreated. The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style, rather than the earlier sallet; he wore a breastplate with attached tassets over his thighs and - if an officer - a gorget to protect his throat. Origin Late Middle English: from French salade, based on Latin caelare ‘engrave’ (from caelum ‘chisel’).
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