caparison

• اسم يشير إلى غطاء أو زينة مزخرفة توضع على الحصان، وقد استُخدم تاريخيًا ولا سيما لحصان الحرب. ويشمل أيضًا معنى العدة والزينة الكاملة للفارس أو الحصان.

A noun referring to a decorative covering or ornamental trappings for a horse, historically used especially for warhorses.

1. Ornamental horse coveringC2formal

   A decorative cloth or covering placed over a horse's back, often used in ceremonies or historically in battle.

   برقع الحصان

   • The knight's horse was adorned with a richly embroidered caparison.
   • The parade featured horses wearing colorful caparisons.
   • The museum displayed a medieval caparison made of silk and gold thread.

   المرادفاتhorseclothhousingsaddlecloth

• فعل قديم يعني إلباس أو تزيين الشخص أو الفرس بملابس فاخرة أو حلي زخرفية، ولا سيما في السياقات الاحتفالية.

An archaic verb meaning to dress or adorn with rich clothing or decorative trappings, especially for a horse or a person in ceremonial attire.

1. Adorn or cover with decorative clothC2formal

   To put a decorative covering or cloth on a horse, especially for ceremonial purposes.

   تزيين الفرس بغطاء مزخرف

   • The knights caparisoned their horses for the royal parade.
   • The horse was caparisoned in rich velvet and gold embroidery.
   • They caparisoned the steeds before the tournament began.

   المرادفاتadornarraybedeckclothedeckdrapedressrobetrap