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> Armour (the metal coverings formerly worn to protect the body in battle.)

In French : armure ; in Turkish : Zırh ; in Greek : πανοπλία.

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> Burdatio (This was a tax imposed on the people by the state or local lords and is equivalent to a relief, or rent.) 

In French : burdatio ; in Turkish : burdatio ; in Greek : φόρος κατοικίας

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> Coat of Arms (the distinctive heraldic bearings or shield of a person, family, corporation, or country.) 

In French : blason ; in Turkish : arması ; in Greek : Οικόσημο.

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> Demesne (This was part of the lord’s manor that was kept separate from the peasant land. The peasants would work on this piece of land for about three times each week. 

In French : domaine ; in Turkish : mülkünü ; in Greek :ιδιοκτησία

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> Escheat (This middle age vocabulary was used to describe the right of a lord to take away the property of any tenant if the free tenant is found  guilty of committing an act of felony.) 

In French : déshérance ; in Turkish : devlete kalmak ; in Greek : κληρονομιά.

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Feudalism is type of social and political system in which landholders provide land to tenants in exchange for their loyalty and service.(in greek: Φεουδαρχία)

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Gate : A place to pass through

ın Turkish kapı , in greek:πύλη

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Historical : belonging to the past

ın Turkish:tarihi, in greek:ιστορικός

HONOR: Great respect for someone, or the feeling of pride and pleasure resulting when respect is shown to you. ın Turkish: onur, in greek:Τιμή

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IMPROVE: To become better than before; to make something/somebody better than before. in greek: βελτιώνω

Icon: An image of a saintly or divine figure( in greek:εικόνα,σύμβολο)

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JEWELLERY: Objects such as rings and necklaces that people wear as decoration. 

ınTurkish: mücevher, in greek: κοσμήματα

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KING: The male ruler of an independent state that has a royal family. (in greek:βασιλιάς)

Knight: a man at arms mounted on horseback

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LIFETIME: The period of during which someone lives or something exists

ın Turkish: yaşam ,in greek:διάρκεια ζωής

LEGEND: A very old story or set of stories from ancient times, not always true, that people tell about a famous event or person. 

ın Turkish: efsane,in greek:Θρύλος

Medieval Age:the period of European history from the Roman Empire in the west to the fall of Constantinople 

in greek:Μεσαίωνας

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Natural: found in nature, related to nature, located in nature.(in greek:φυσικός)

Noble :belonging by rank, title, or birth to the aristocracy(in greek:ευγενής)

Nun: A female member of a convent( in greek:μοναχή)

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PIRATE: Someone who attacks ships and steals from them.ın Turkish : korsan,in greek:πειρατής

Pastor: Pastor is another name for a priest.

(in greek: πάστορας)

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  Queen: A king's wife or a woman who rules a kingdom.(in greek:βασίλισσα)

Quillon the part of a sword that lies between the blade and the hilt 

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Renaissance : Recovery and regaining its former vitality, form, development to a better state.(in grek:Αναγέννηση)

Ransom Payment to release someone who has been captured(in greek:λύτρα)

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 Statue: stone, bronze, copper, clay, plaster, wood, ivory, etc. Human, animal, etc., made by molding, carving or kneading and cooking from materials such as. works of art that reflect their forms.(in greek:άγαλμα)

Scribe: One who writes or copies manuscripts and books.(in greek:γραφέας)

TOWN: A place where people live and work,cantaining many houses, shops, places of work, places of entertainment, etc., and usually larger than a village but smaller than a city. 

In Turkish: kasaba,in greek:πόλη

Town Crier: A person who publically declared and proclaimed important news in the streets or in a town square(in greek:δημόσιος κήρυκας)

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UNCERTAINTY: The state of being uncertain. (Belirsizlik, kararsızlık)in greek:αβεβαιότητα

Usher: A staff member of an aristocrat(in greek:κλητήρας)

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Vassal: Vasal, Avrupa feodal sisteminde, derebeyine hizmet karşılığında, kendisine toprak ve köylü tahsis edilen kişi.(in greek:υποτελής)

Veil An oval or rectangular piece of cloth that lay on top of a woman's hair.(in greek:βέλο)

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WISE: Sensible; based on good judgement. (Bilge, akıllı) in greek:σοφός

War  is a state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country(in greek:πόλεμος)

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A lesser landholder or 

proprietor

(in greek:βασιλικός φρουρός)

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Medievalists were into astrology(in greek:ζωδιακός κύκλος)