knight in Bulgarian
knight in Bulgarian is ри́цар, рицар, кон — knight means in medieval Europe, an armoured warrior on horseback who served a lord, typically after training as a page and squire.
knight in Bulgarian
What does "knight" mean?
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noun In medieval Europe, an armoured warrior on horseback who served a lord, typically after training as a page and squire.
"The knight rode into battle wearing full plate armour."
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noun In Britain, a man who has been honoured by the monarch for outstanding achievement and is entitled to use "Sir" before his name.
"He was made a knight for his services to charity."
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noun A chess piece, usually shaped like a horse's head, that moves in an L-shape and can jump over other pieces.
"She moved her knight to threaten his queen."
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verb To formally confer a knighthood on someone.
"The Queen knighted the scientist for his contribution to medicine."
knight in a sentence
- The knight rode into battle wearing full plate armour.
- He was made a knight for his services to charity.
- She moved her knight to threaten his queen.
- The Queen knighted the scientist for his contribution to medicine.
Similar words in Bulgarian
Common Bulgarian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "knight" in Bulgarian?
"knight" in Bulgarian is ри́цар, рицар, кон. knight means: In medieval Europe, an armoured warrior on horseback who served a lord, typically after training as a page and squire.
How do you pronounce ри́цар?
"knight" in Bulgarian is ри́цар, pronounced "ritsar".
How do you use "knight" in a sentence?
Example: "The knight rode into battle wearing full plate armour." In Bulgarian, "knight" is ри́цар, рицар, кон.
Are there other ways to say "knight" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "knight": ри́цар, рицар, кон, произведа в рицар, произвеждам в рицар.