IPA: /ˈsɒl.ə.rɛt/
KK: /sɑːlˈɛrɛt/
A type of protective footwear made of metal plates, used in medieval armor to protect the feet.
The knight wore a solleret as part of his armor during the battle.
The word 'solleret' comes from Old French 'soletere', meaning a type of shoe or boot. It specifically refers to a piece of armor for the foot, often used in medieval times.
Think of 'solleret' as a special type of shoe or boot that protects the foot, linking it to its Old French origin.
No commonly confused words.