IPA: /ˈnaɪθhʊd/
KK: /ˈnaɪθhʊd/
The status or rank of being a knight, often associated with chivalry and noble qualities.
He was proud to receive the honor of knighthood for his bravery and service.
Knighthood is formed from "knight" (from Old English "cniht", meaning a young man or servant) and "-hood" (meaning a state or condition). The term "knighthood" refers to the condition or status of being a knight, often associated with chivalry and honor.
Think of a young man or servant ('knight') who has achieved a special status or condition ('-hood') — that's what knighthood means.
No commonly confused words.