Definition

A group of soldiers arranged for battle, or the main part of an army during a fight.

Example

The general organized the battalia to prepare for the upcoming conflict.

Conversation

Did you read about the historical battalia formation used in that battle?

Yeah! It was fascinating how they arranged their troops.

I found it interesting that the battalia could change based on the enemy's strategy.

Absolutely, it shows how important planning is in warfare.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Battalia is derived from the Italian word 'battaglia', which comes from the Latin 'battalia' (meaning battle or fight). The term refers to a military engagement or conflict, emphasizing the organized aspect of combat.

Memory Tip

Think of 'battalia' as a term that directly relates to a 'battle' — it helps you remember that it signifies a military engagement.

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