| 释义 |
rad·knight
\ˈradˌnīt\ noun
Etymology: Old English rādcniht, literally, riding knight, from rād riding + cniht military follower — more at road, knight
: one of a class of feudal tenants in some parts of England holding on condition of doing service on horseback besides other services (as plowing) — called also radman; compare esquire |