Armiger

/ˈɑːrmɪdʒər/ noun

A person entitled to bear a coat of arms; a person of noble birth or rank, or an armor-bearer.

From Latin 'armiger' (armor-bearer, weapon-carrier), combining 'arma' (arms/weapons) and 'gerere' (to carry/bear). In medieval usage, it denoted both literal armor-bearers and those with heraldic rights.

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