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na +1 | armor or armed soldiers |
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na | Weapons training, Soldier with weapons training, Armament |
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na | see further |
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Weapons training, Soldier with weapons training, Armament Explanation: ARMATURA Weapons training, Soldier with weapons training, Armament LEGION XXIV MEDIA ATLANTIA (Year of Rome 2754 (MMDCCLIV) Internet |
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see further Explanation: it can mean armours / military equipment / soldiers at arms / troops / military practice / manoeuvres / arms drill / infantry armatura is a plural (neutral) hope it helps |
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armor or armed soldiers Explanation: "Armatura" means "armor" or "equipment"; metonymically, it also means "armed soldiers" (see Lewis & Short Latin dictionary below). Reference: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/lexindex?lookup=armatur... |
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