Carabins

/ˈkærəbɪnz/ noun

Definition

Plural of carabin; multiple mounted soldiers or cavalrymen armed with carbines.

Etymology

French plural of 'carabin,' adding standard '-s' suffix to the singular form of this cavalry soldier.

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In 17th-century warfare, elite carabin units were so valuable that they commanded high pay and were often used for reconnaissance and rapid strikes!

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