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chain mail

–noun Armor.

mail² (def. 1).

[Origin: 1815–25

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chain mail
n. Flexible armor made of joined metal links or scales.

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chain mail
noun
(Middle Ages) flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings

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chain mail

armour made of iron links

Arabic:	دِرْعٌ مِن زَرَد الحَديد
Chinese (Simplified):	锁子甲
Chinese (Traditional):	鎖子甲
Czech:	drátěná košile
Danish:	ringbrynje
Dutch:	malia ankolder
Estonian:	rõngasrüü
Finnish:	rengaspaita
French:	cotte de mailles
German:	der Kettenpanzer
Greek:	αλυσιδωτή πανοπλία
Hungarian:	páncéling
Icelandic:	hringabrynja
Indonesian:	baju besi
Italian:	maglia ad anelli*

Japanese:	鎖かたびら
Latvian:	bruņukrekls
Lithuanian:	grandeliniai šarvai, *marškiniai
Norwegian:	ringbrynje
Polish:	kolczuga
Portuguese (Brazil):	cota de malha
Portuguese (Portugal):	cota de malha
Romanian:	zale
Russian:	кольчуга
Slovak:	krúžkové brnenie
Slovenian:	verižna srajca
Spanish:	cota de malla
Swedish:	ringbrynja
Turkish:	zincir , * örme zırh