Noun:

ఆర్మ్ గార్డ్,

arm guard's Usage Examples:

manica (Latin: manica [ˈmanɪka], "sleeve") was a type of iron or bronze arm guard, with curved and overlapping metal segments or plates, fastened to leather.

bowling with a legal action by wearing a steel reinforced plaster-of-Paris arm guard (which works as a shield against him bending his arm) and bowling all.

wrappings, loincloth, a belt, a pair of long shin-guards or greaves, an arm guard (manica) on the sword-arm, and a brimmed helmet that could be adorned.

The temple also maintains golden sword, diamond crown and gold arm guard for the image of Hanuman.

Manica: Segmented or scaled arm guard made of leather or some metal alloys.

[clarification needed] He became merged with Tomten, which was previously an elfish / dwarfish farm guardian.

In this case kote is a contraction of yugote (弓籠手), the arm guard used by a samurai archer.

Biggio sent an arm guard to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in recognition of his high hit-by-pitch.

Iwasakahiko-no-Mikoto (磐坂日子命) noted the area"s resemblance to a painted arm guard (画鞆, etomo).

bow archery (practice) – The practice of using a bow to shoot arrows arm guard (equipment) – A protective strap or sheath for an archer"s forearm (a.

The Samnite"s sword arm was protected by an arm guard (manica); this became a common piece of equipment for most gladiators.

Archers wore a hastaghna, which was an arm guard or shield usually worn on the left forearm and was used to protect the.

writings, but plate does appear in the form of individual pieces such as vambraces (forearm guards) or greaves (leg and shin guards).

Synonyms:

halberdier, guardian, watchman, gatekeeper, porter, doorkeeper, security guard, hall porter, doorman, protector, door guard, defender, ostiary, chucker-out, shielder, watcher, bouncer, screener,

Antonyms:

listed security, insecureness, insecurity, danger, diffidence,