Definition of pallikar in English:

pallikar

(also pallikari)

noun ˈpalɪkɑː

historical

In the Balkans: a member of a militia or armed guard; specifically an armed follower of a Greek or Albanian military chief, especially during the Greek war of independence (1821–32).

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Lord Byron (1788–1824), poet. From modern Greek παληκάρι, παλληκάρι lad, man with youthful characteristics, brave person (Hellenistic Greek παλληκάριον (recorded in a papyrus as παλλικάριον); from παλληκ-, πάλληξ (also πάλλαξ) youth, of uncertain origin + -άριον, diminutive suffix). Compare Albanian palikar.

Definition of pallikar in US English:

pallikar

(also pallikari)

nounˈpalɪkɑː

historical

In the Balkans: a member of a militia or armed guard; specifically an armed follower of a Greek or Albanian military chief, especially during the Greek war of independence (1821–32).

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Lord Byron (1788–1824), poet. From modern Greek παληκάρι, παλληκάρι lad, man with youthful characteristics, brave person (Hellenistic Greek παλληκάριον (recorded in a papyrus as παλλικάριον); from παλληκ-, πάλληξ (also πάλλαξ) youth, of uncertain origin + -άριον, diminutive suffix). Compare Albanian palikar.

词汇	pallikar
释义	Definition of pallikar in English: pallikar (also pallikari) noun ˈpalɪkɑː historical In the Balkans: a member of a militia or armed guard; specifically an armed follower of a Greek or Albanian military chief, especially during the Greek war of independence (1821–32). Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Lord Byron (1788–1824), poet. From modern Greek παληκάρι, παλληκάρι lad, man with youthful characteristics, brave person (Hellenistic Greek παλληκάριον (recorded in a papyrus as παλλικάριον); from παλληκ-, πάλληξ (also πάλλαξ) youth, of uncertain origin + -άριον, diminutive suffix). Compare Albanian palikar. Definition of pallikar in US English: pallikar (also pallikari) nounˈpalɪkɑː historical In the Balkans: a member of a militia or armed guard; specifically an armed follower of a Greek or Albanian military chief, especially during the Greek war of independence (1821–32). Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Lord Byron (1788–1824), poet. From modern Greek παληκάρι, παλληκάρι lad, man with youthful characteristics, brave person (Hellenistic Greek παλληκάριον (recorded in a papyrus as παλλικάριον); from παλληκ-, πάλληξ (also πάλλαξ) youth, of uncertain origin + -άριον, diminutive suffix). Compare Albanian palikar.
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