SQUIRED Meaning and
Definition
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Squired is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "squire." The term "squire" refers to the action of accompanying, assisting or attending someone as a personal attendant or assistant, particularly in a noble or chivalrous context. The word can also be used more broadly to indicate supporting or guiding someone on their journey, typically in a protective or mentorship role.
In the historical context of medieval times, a squire was a young man of noble birth who acted as a personal servant and apprentice to a knight. The squire's duties included assisting in the knight's armor, weapons, and attire, as well as participating in training, jousting, and battle preparation. Squired, therefore, indicates the act of having fulfilled the role of a squire in the past.
In a broader sense, the term "squired" can also describe the act of accompanying or guiding someone, particularly in terms of support and protection. This can apply to various contexts, such as a mentor squiring a mentee, an experienced individual squiring a novice in a particular field, or even a guardian squiring a youngster on a journey or adventure.
Overall, "squired" pertains to the act of serving or attending to someone, providing assistance, support, and guidance, often in a protective or mentorship capacity.
Common Misspellings for SQUIRED
Etymology of SQUIRED
The word "squired" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "squire". The term "squire" comes from the Old French word "esquier", which means "shield bearer" or "assistant to a knight". The Old French word ultimately derives from the Late Latin term "scutarius", meaning "shield bearer" or "shield-maker". The root of "scutarius" is "scutum", which is Latin for "shield". Over time, the meaning of "squire" has evolved to refer to a young nobleman in training for knighthood who serves as an attendant to a knight.
Similar spelling words for SQUIRED
- skirt,
- battle-scarred,
- top-secret,
- secret-police,
- sacrad,
- skirret,
- swaggart,
- SOCRD,
- secret,
- Sakeret,
- Scored,
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- not-so-secret,
- Scard,
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- SECROUTE,
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- secret-partner,
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- zikkurat,
- low-security,
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- sogaard,
- skywrote,
- secreto,
- squared-toe,
- SECORD,
- un-scared,
- wind-scoured,
- segreto,
- non-security,
- Sigriet,
- minimum-security,
- zaccardo,
- Succored,
- swickard,
- securite,
- un-scarred,
- SACRD,
- skyride,
- zgharta,
- secrete,
- scoured,
- top-security,
- squirt-gun,
- squared,
- scaridae,
- Skrite,
- SCART,
- chi-squared,
- sigurd,
- socred,
- collective-security,
- scarred,
- scarwid,
- scaretta,
- sakurada,
- socrate,
- skardu,
- scaredy,
- skort,
- runners-scored,
- skyward,
- CICRED,
- sagardighi,
- homeland-security,
- skard,
- reverse-scored,
- zuckert,
- ziggurat,
- skerritt,
- social-security,
- secured.
Conjugate verb Squired
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