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helmeted

/ˈhɛlmɪtɪd/

helmetedpast participle

/ˈhɛlmɪtɪd/

Functions as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “helmet”.

Translations

шлемоносный

The helmeted knight rode into battle.

Шлемоносный рыцарь въехал в битву.

Additional translations

шлемированный

Definitions

Wearing or equipped with a helmet.

The helmeted cyclist sped down the hill with confidence.

Having a shape or appearance resembling a helmet.

The helmeted flower had a unique structure that protected its delicate petals.

Synonyms

protected

safeguarded

armored

helmetnoun

Definitions

A protective head covering made of hard material, worn by soldiers, motorcyclists, athletes, etc., to protect the head from injuries.

The motorcyclist put on his helmet before starting his journey.

A piece of armor made of metal or other hard material, worn by knights and soldiers in the past to protect the head during battle.

The knight's helmet gleamed in the sunlight as he rode into battle.

The hood-shaped upper sepal or petal of certain flowers.

The monkshood’s purple helmet curves over the rest of the blossom.

Anything that is shaped like or reminiscent of a protective helmet.

The mushroom forms a brown helmet atop its slender stalk.

helmetverb

helmeted

Past Simple

helmeted

Past Simple

helmeted

Past Participle

helmeting

Gerund

Definitions

To provide with or cover as if with a helmet.

The technicians helmeted the climbers before the ascent.

Synonyms

cap

furnish with a helmet

equip with a helmet

put on a helmet

don a helmet

helmetpast participle

helmeted

Used to describe someone or something that is wearing or equipped with a helmet.

Definitions

Wearing or provided with a helmet.

Helmeted cyclists sped past the café.

Synonyms

wearing a helmet

helmetadjective

Definitions

Relating to or designed for a helmet.

New helmet regulations require stronger helmet materials.