cavalryman

English

Etymology

From cavalry +‎ man.

Noun

cavalryman (plural cavalrymen)

1. A soldier in the cavalry.

   Hypernym: horseman

   Coordinate terms: cavalier, chevalier, cuirassier, dragoon, hussar, lancer, trooper, uhlan, yeoman

Translations

a soldier in the cavalry

• Bulgarian: конник m (konnik)
• Czech: kavalerista (cs) m
• Finnish: ratsumies (fi), ratsujääkäri
• French: cavalier (fr) m
• Georgian: კავალერისტი (ḳavalerisṭi), მხედარი (mxedari), ცხენოსანი (cxenosani)
• German: Kavallerist (de) m, Reiter (de) m
• Hindi: घुड़सवार m (ghuṛasvār)
• Irish: marcach m
• Italian: cavaliere (it)
• Macedonian: ко́њаник m (kónjanik), кавалери́ст m (kavaleríst), дра́гон m (drágon)
• Maori: hōia eke hōiho
• Old English: ridda m
• Old Persian: 𐎠𐎿𐎲𐎠𐎼 (asabāra)
• Ottoman Turkish: سپاهی (sipahi)
• Portuguese: cavaleiro (pt) m, cavalariano (pt) m
• Russian: кавалери́ст (ru) m (kavaleríst)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ко̏њанӣк m

  Roman: kȍnjanīk (sh) m

• Spanish: soldado de caballería
• Swedish: kavallerist (sv) c, ryttare (sv) c
• Ukrainian: кавалери́ст (uk) m (kavalerýst)

See also

• spahi