poleine

English

poleine (plural poleines)

Alternative form of poleyn (“knee armor”)
- 2008, Jeffrey L. Forgeng, Will Mclean, Daily Life in Chaucer's England, 2nd Edition, ABC-CLIO (→ISBN), page 166:
  Below the cuisses were knee pieces called poleines, which were half round or slightly pointed in profile, usually with a spade- or kidney-shaped wing on the outside to protect the back of the joint. Articulated at the base of the poleine was a demi-greave, a small plate ...
Alternative form of poulaine (“long, pointed toe of a shoe”)
- 1836, James Robinson Planché, History of British Costume, page 202:
  No one under the estate of a lord was permitted to wear the indecently-short jackets, gowns, &c. mentioned by Monstrelet, or pikes or poleines to his shoes and boots exceeding two inches in length.

单词	poleine
释义	poleine English Noun poleine (plural poleines) Alternative form of poleyn (“knee armor”) 2008, Jeffrey L. Forgeng, Will Mclean, Daily Life in Chaucer's England, 2nd Edition, ABC-CLIO (→ISBN), page 166: Below the cuisses were knee pieces called poleines, which were half round or slightly pointed in profile, usually with a spade- or kidney-shaped wing on the outside to protect the back of the joint. Articulated at the base of the poleine was a demi-greave, a small plate ... Alternative form of poulaine (“long, pointed toe of a shoe”) 1836, James Robinson Planché, History of British Costume, page 202: No one under the estate of a lord was permitted to wear the indecently-short jackets, gowns, &c. mentioned by Monstrelet, or pikes or poleines to his shoes and boots exceeding two inches in length.
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