IPA: //ʃæˈspoʊ//
KK: /ˈʃæsˌpoʊ/
A type of rifle that was used by the French army, known for its breechloading mechanism and introduced in the 1860s.
The soldiers were trained to use the Chassepot rifle effectively during the war.
Chassepot is derived from the French word 'chasser' (meaning to hunt) and 'pot' (meaning pot or container). The term originally referred to a type of rifle used by the French army, which was designed for hunting and military purposes.
Think of 'hunting' ('chasser') and 'container' ('pot') to remember that 'chassepot' refers to a rifle used for hunting.
No commonly confused words.