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A medieval European sport in which mounted knights charged at each other bearing lances.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
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Any activity in which two people spar with each other verbally.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, figuratively, uncountable
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present participle and gerund of joust
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: form-of, gerund, participle, present
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Across languages
Translations
32 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
مجاولة
(mujāwilah)
— medieval European sport
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Chinese Mandarin:
馬上槍術比賽 /马上枪术比赛
(mǎshàngqiāngshùbǐsài)
— medieval European sport
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Chinese Mandarin:
馬上比武 /马上比武
(mǎshàngbǐwǔ)
— medieval European sport
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Danish:
dyst
— medieval European sport
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Dutch:
steekspel
— medieval European sport
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French:
joute équestre
— medieval European sport
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French:
joute
— medieval European sport
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German:
Tjost
— medieval European sport
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German:
Tjostieren
— medieval European sport
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German:
Lanzenstechen
— medieval European sport
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Greek:
κονταρομαχία
(kontaromachía)
— medieval European sport
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Greek:
διαδορατισμός
(diadoratismós)
— medieval European sport
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Greek:
τζόστρα
(tzóstra)
— medieval European sport
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Hebrew:
ג׳אוסט
— medieval European sport
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Hebrew:
התכתשות
— medieval European sport
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Hebrew:
הפלה ברומח
— medieval European sport
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Hungarian:
lovagi torna
— medieval European sport
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Italian:
giostra
— medieval European sport
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Malay:
lawan tombak
— medieval European sport
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Norwegian:
dyst
— medieval European sport
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Norwegian:
dysting
— medieval European sport
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Portuguese:
justa
— medieval European sport
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Russian:
рыцарский поединок
(rycarskij pojedinok)
— medieval European sport
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Russian:
поединок
(pojedinok)
— medieval European sport
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Russian:
сшибка на копьях
(sšibka na kopʹjax)
— medieval European sport
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Spanish:
justa
— medieval European sport
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German:
verbale Rangelei
— two people sparing with each other verbally
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German:
Wortgefecht
— two people sparing with each other verbally
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French:
joute
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Italian:
giostra
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Portuguese:
justa
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Spanish:
justa
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