Rüstung
“Die Ritter trugen schwere Rüstung in der Schlacht.”
“The knights wore heavy armor in the battle.”
Armor or protective gear worn by soldiers or knights, typically made of metal.
Die mittelalterliche Rüstung war aus Stahl gefertigt.
The medieval armor was made of steel.
Often refers to historical or ceremonial armor.
Military equipment, weapons, and supplies used by armed forces.
Die Regierung erhöhte die Ausgaben für die Rüstung.
The government increased spending on military equipment.
In modern contexts, often used in political or military discussions.
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💡Pro Tip
Historical vs. Modern Use
In historical contexts, 'Rüstung' refers to armor, while in modern contexts, it often means military equipment.
⚡Gold Rule
Capitalization
Always capitalize 'Rüstung' as it is a noun in German.
📖Word Origin
From Middle High German 'rüstung', meaning 'equipment' or 'preparation'. Derived from the verb 'rüsten' (to equip).
📝Usage Notes
In modern German, 'Rüstung' can refer to both historical armor and modern military equipment. The context usually clarifies the meaning.