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lanceman

lanceman

9.9
A person who makes or fixes long pole weapons with metal tips
  • noun
  • Archaic
translation icon : lancero
  • The castle employed a skilled lanceman to maintain the knights' weapons.

Examples

  • A lanceman crafted new lances for the upcoming tournament.

  • During the festival, the lanceman displayed his finest pole weapons to the crowd.

  • The lanceman crafted a beautiful lance for the tournament.

  • Many lancemen attended the festival to showcase their weapons.

  • The castle employed a skilled lanceman to maintain the knights' weapons.

  • A lanceman crafted new lances for the upcoming tournament.

  • During the festival, the lanceman displayed his finest pole weapons to the crowd.

Synonyms

armorer
vslanceman
  • US
1 7.9

A maker or seller of weapons and armor

specializes in pole weapons rather than armor or broad supply
weaponeer
vslanceman
  • Jargon
9.2

A person who makes or fixes weapons and their parts

focuses specifically on pole weapons rather than weapons generally

Surface Forms

lanceman singular
lancemen plural

Morphology

lanceman = lance + man (transparent) = lance + man

Built directly from the noun 'lance' and 'man' to indicate a person associated with lances, a meaning that is readily inferable.

Etymology

Lanceman comes from lance 'spear' + man 'person'. It originally named someone who made, sold, or repaired lances, so you can picture a 'spear person' who kept knights' weapons ready.