elf-knight
elf-knight noun: an elf in the guise of a medieval knight, typically armoured and riding a horse.
Noun
elf-knight (plural elf-knights)
- An elf in the guise of a medieval knight, typically armoured and riding a horse.
- Hurrah! hurrah! the elf-knights enter.
Each with his grasshopper at a canter!1827, George Darley, Sylvia, Or, The May Queen: A Lyrical Drama, London: John Taylor, page 137 - She heard an Elf knight his horn blowing, The first morning in May.1827, William Motherwell, Minstrelsy: Ancient and Modern, with an Historical Introduction and Notes, Glasgow: John Wylie, page lx
- Hurrah! hurrah! the elf-knights enter.
Forms of elf-knight
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Questions about elf-knight
- What does elf-knight mean?
- Elf-knight means an elf in the guise of a medieval knight, typically armoured and riding a horse.
- What part of speech is elf-knight?
- Elf-knight is a noun.
- What is the plural of elf-knight?
- The plural of elf-knight is elf-knights.
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