I’ll bite, without resorting to the omniscient Google.
- peduncle - a short stem, supporting something (e.g. the ones in grapes)
- bellguard - ? something to do with swords? Possibly the part protecting the hand.
- cantle - ?
- talatat - ?
- pommel - a bulbous thing attached to something.
- flying jesses - ?
- elytra - chitinous and hardened wing (e.g. in Coleoptera)
- fillis- ?
- Vuylstekeara - I don’t even know how to start pronouncing this…
- pastern - ?
- furnishings (not meaning furniture or pillows, etc) - ?
- nare - same as nostril? (narice in Italian)
- hallux - The big toe, in Latin (alluce in Italian)
- mastaba - Some kind of funerary monument
- keiki - a plant taken from a parent plant.
7.5 out of 15. Lemme check whether I got them right.
Yes! Not too shabby for a 2.5th language.
Latin is still an asset (hallux, nare, peduncle) Similar words in Italian are too (pomolo o pomello, peduncolo, elitra).
Random stuff helps (keiki - same in Italian, heard at a plant shop)
MerelyGifted, given some of the other words, I’m now picturing you brandishing a sword from your horse.
