mangonel
1Mangonel — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Un mangonel era un tipo de catapulta o arma de asedio utilizada en el período medieval para lanzar proyectiles a los muros de un castillo. Aunque no eran especialmente precisos, los mangoneles eran capaces de soltar… …
2Mangonel — Man go*nel, n. [OF. mangonel, LL. manganellus, manganum, fr. Gr. ? See {Mangle}, n.] A military engine formerly used for throwing stones and javelins. [1913 Webster] …
3mangonel — (n.) military engine for hurling stones, mid 13c., from O.Fr. mangonel catapult, war engine for throwing stones, etc. (Mod.Fr. mangonneau), dim. of M.L. mangonum, from V.L. *manganum machine, from Gk. manganon any means of tricking or bewitching …
4mangonel — [maŋ′gə nel΄] n. [OFr, dim. < L manganum: see MANGLE2] an obsolete military apparatus for hurling heavy stones and other missiles …
5Mangonel — A simple illustration of an ancient catapult A mangonel (derived from Greco Latin word manganon, meaning engine of war )[1][2] was a type of catapult or siege engine used in the …
6Mangonel — Modell einer Mangole mit einer Geschossschale Die Mangonel war eine manövrierbare mittelalterliche Wurf bzw. Katapultmaschine. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Name …
7mangonel — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French, probably from Medieval Latin manganellus, diminutive of Late Latin manganum philter, mangonel, from Greek manganon Date: 13th century a military engine formerly used to throw missiles …
8Mangonel — Military device for throwing stones and rocks. The purpose was crude and simple: to batter castle walls and frighten and kill defenders. The mangonel derived its power from twisting rope, which pulled down the throwing arm. [< Gr. magganon =… …
9mangonel — [ maŋgən(ə)l] noun historical a military device for throwing stones and other missiles. Origin ME: from OFr. mangonel(le), from med. L. manganellus, dimin. of late L. manganum, from Gk manganon axis of a pulley …
10mangonel — n. Mil. hist. a military engine for throwing stones etc. Etymology: ME f. OF mangonel(le), f. med.L manganellus dimin. of LL manganum f. Gk magganon …
