IPA: /meɪld/
KK: /meɪld/
Covered with a protective layer, often made of metal or hard material, similar to armor.
The knight wore a mailed sleeve to protect his arm in battle.
Mailed → The word 'mailed' comes from the Old English 'malian', meaning to send or to deliver. It refers to the act of sending something, typically letters or packages, through a postal system.
Think of the Old English word for sending something — that's why 'mailed' means to send something off.