Panoplist
/ˈpæn.ə.plɪst/noun
A person or thing that is fully armed or equipped.
Did you know?Panoplist comes from Greek panoplos, and the same pan- root appears in words like panic and pantheon, carrying the ancient idea of “all” into some of English’s most charged words.
Etymological Timeline
Ancient Greek
GRK
panoplos
“fully armed, completely equipped”
Late Greek
GRK
panoplistēs
“a fully armed man; one who is armed all over”
16th Century
English
panoplist
“a fully armed soldier or fighter”
Modern English
English
panoplist
“a person or thing that is fully armed or equipped”