Galahad
Galahad (name) means In Arthurian legend, a knight famed for his purity who succeeded in finding the Holy Grail. Example: “Sir Galahad is often held up as the model of a perfectly virtuous knight.”
How to use Galahad
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA reference to the legendary pure knight Sir Galahad, or a man who acts with similar chivalry.
Word forms
- Plural
- Galahads
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Sir _____ is often held up as the model of a perfectly virtuous knight.
Etymology
From the Old French name Galahad, of uncertain origin, possibly linked to the biblical place name Gilead.