Medieval Fantasy Vocabulary

noun a journey or quest, especially one undertaken in search of adventure or knightly deeds

• The knight embarked on a quest of errantry to vanquish the dragon terrorizing the village.
• The adventurer set out on a journey of errantry to explore the uncharted lands.
• I heard Jake is into some errantry stuff, like going on crazy adventures and all.
• Her mind wandered into the errantry of imagination, creating fantastical worlds in her stories.

noun a tight belt or band worn around the waist

verb to prepare oneself for a difficult task or challenge

• The soldiers had to gird themselves for battle.
• I need to gird my loins before facing my boss.
• Let's gird up and get this party started!
• She had to gird her emotions before confronting her ex.

noun a term of address for a noblewoman or a woman of high social status

• I must say, milady, your grace and poise are truly remarkable.
• Hey milady, would you care for a dance?
• Yo, milady, you lookin' fine tonight.
• Milady, your kindness shines brighter than the sun.

noun a person skilled in the art of using a sword

• The skilled swordsman demonstrated his expertise in the art of fencing.
• The swordsman showed off some impressive moves with his sword.
• That swordsman is a total badass with a blade!
• She was a swordsman with words, cutting through the lies with precision.