Knightly

Pronunciation: /naɪtli/

Definitions of knightly

adjective relating to or characteristic of a knight, especially in being chivalrous or gallant

Example Sentences

A1 The knightly knight rode on his horse.

A2 The knightly hero rescued the princess from the dragon.

B1 The knightly code of chivalry emphasized honor and bravery.

B2 The knightly tournament attracted warriors from all over the kingdom.

C1 The knightly order was known for their loyalty and dedication.

C2 The knightly armor gleamed in the sunlight as he prepared for battle.

Examples of knightly in a Sentence

formal The knightly duties of protecting the kingdom were passed down through generations.

informal He always felt a sense of pride when he put on his knightly armor.

slang Yo, that dude's knightly skills are on point!

figurative She displayed a knightly courage in the face of adversity.

Grammatical Forms of knightly

• past tense: knighted
• plural: knightlies
• comparative: more knightly
• superlative: most knightly
• present tense: knightly
• future tense: will knightly
• perfect tense: have knightly
• continuous tense: is knightlying
• singular: knightly
• positive degree: knightly
• infinitive: to knightly
• gerund: knightlying
• participle: knightlyed

Origin and Evolution of knightly

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'knightly' originated from the Old English word 'cnihtlic' which means 'related to a knight'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'knightly' has evolved to refer to qualities or characteristics associated with knights, such as chivalry, bravery, and honor.