IPA: /ˈpɛnən/
KK: /ˈpɛnən/
A long, narrow flag or banner that is often attached to a pole or lance, usually triangular in shape.
The knight proudly displayed his colorful pennon during the tournament.
Pennon originates from Old French 'penon' (meaning a small flag or banner), which is derived from the Latin 'pennonem' (meaning a feather or wing). The word 'pennon' refers to a small flag or banner, often used in heraldry or military contexts, symbolizing a unit or a leader.
Imagine a small 'flag' ('penon') fluttering like a 'feather' ('pennonem') in the wind, representing a unit or leader.