Associations to the word «Legionary»
Noun
- Auxiliary
- Centurion
- Cohort
- Legion
- Gaul
- Caesar
- Romans
- Javelin
- Cavalry
- Armour
- Fortress
- Augustus
- Gaius
- Tribune
- Horseman
- Helmet
- Infantry
- Archer
- Shield
- Soldier
- Guard
- Julius
- Bc
- Recruit
- Ad
- Pay
- Sword
- Troop
- Rank
- Imperial
- Rome
- Oath
- Deva
- Commander
- Legate
- Garrison
- Emperor
- Enemy
- Army
- Pompey
- Rectory
- Bucharest
- Christi
- Gladiator
- Marius
- Equipment
- Contingent
- Carol
- Ion
- Romania
- Regime
- Cato
- Augusta
- Rebellion
- Fascist
- Doherty
- Roman
- Vatican
- Britannia
- Thrusting
- Encampment
- Brutus
- Chester
- Dragoon
- Loot
- Christ
- Titus
- Chivalry
- Medic
- Rufus
- Rampart
- Danube
- Exeter
- Prefect
- Druid
- Niger
- Armor
- Barbarian
- Lucius
Adjective
Wiktionary
LEGIONARY, adjective. Relating to, or consisting of a legion or legions.
LEGIONARY, adjective. Containing a great number.
LEGIONARY, noun. (military) (Ancient Rome) A soldier belonging to a legion; a professional soldier of the ancient Roman army.
LEGIONARY, noun. A member of a legion, such as the American Legion, or of any organization containing the term legion in its title (e.g. the French Foreign Legion).
Dictionary definition
LEGIONARY, noun. A soldier who is a member of a legion (especially the French Foreign Legion).
Wise words
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