greave in Latin
greave in Latin is ocrea — greave means (archaic) A bush, tree, or small wood.
greave in Latin
ocrea
(historical) A piece of armour that protects the leg, especially the shin, and occasionally the tops of the feet.
What does "greave" mean?
- noun (archaic) A bush, tree, or small wood.
- noun (archaic) A branch of a tree.
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What is "greave" in Latin?
"greave" in Latin is ocrea. greave means: (archaic) A bush, tree, or small wood.
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