IPA: //dʒæmˈboʊ//
KK: /dʒæmˈboʊ/
A type of protective armor worn on the leg, specifically covering the area below the knee.
The knight wore a shiny jambeau to protect his leg during battle.
**Jambeau** → The word 'jambeau' comes from Old French 'jambe' (meaning leg) and the diminutive suffix '-eau' (indicating a smaller or lesser form). Thus, 'jambeau' refers to a small leg or a protective covering for the leg, often used in the context of armor.
Think of 'jambe' meaning leg, and the '-eau' suggesting a smaller version. This helps you remember that 'jambeau' refers to a small leg or a protective covering for the leg.