IPA: /ˈɑːrmər/
KK: /ˈɑrmər/
A protective covering worn to keep the body safe from weapons, often made of metal, wood, or leather.
The knight wore shining armor during the battle to protect himself.
To cover something with protective covering, usually made of metal or other strong materials, to defend against attacks or damage.
The knight will armor his horse before the battle.
Past: armored
Past Participle: armored
Armor → The word 'armor' originates from Old French 'armure', which means protective covering or equipment for the body. It is derived from the Latin 'armatura', meaning equipment or arms, from 'armare', meaning to arm or equip. Thus, 'armor' refers to the protective gear worn to defend oneself in battle.
Think of 'arm' in 'armare', which means to equip or defend. This helps you remember that 'armor' is the protective gear used for defense.