Mameluke
['mæmilu:k]
- n. 奴隶
英文词源
- Mameluke
- Egyptian dynasty 1254-1517, originally a military unit comprised of Caucasian slaves, from Middle French mameluk and directly from Arabic mamluk "purchased slave," literally "possessed," from past participle of malaka "he possessed" (compare Arabic malik, Hebrew melekh "king").
双语例句
- 1. Generally eastern swords tend to be curved eg Yatagan, Shamshir, Mameluke Sword etc.
- 总体来说东方的刀剑倾向于具有一定的弧度,如土耳其弯刀 、 伊朗剑 、 马木努克式剑.
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