Ginete
- Jennet; small horse.
- Man on a jennet. (SC)
- Light horseman; knight armed with lance and adargue (small shield).
singular
Contia
- Contia, allowance.
- Levy (as when King Fernando collected from non-fighting subjects the sum necessary to fully arm those that were registered in the list of fighters, the contiados). [Fernando, ch.87: 29]
- Fief. [Fernando, ch.87: 42]
- Life service allowance or income given by the king to noblemen and their eldest sons from birth, in exchange for their permanent availability with a certain number of men, arms and horses.
Coifa
- Coif. See Claude Blair's European Armour, pp. 27-8. (NF).
- Piece of amour used beneath the almofre to protect the skin and hair from abrasion. See James F. Powers, The Library of Iberian Resources Online, A Society Organized for War, http://libro.uca.edu/socwar/sw5.htm#N_74] (NF)
Almofre