armet
noun
ar·met
\ˈärmə̇t\
Definition of armet
-s
: a late and perfected medieval helmet of many light parts closing neatly round the head by means of hinges following the contour of chin and neck
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Origin and Etymology of armet
Middle French, modification (influenced by arme arm, weapon) of Old Spanish almete, from Old French helmet
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