Definition: "FTMonmouth" refers to a term used in medieval England, specifically by knights who wore armor that was similar to Roman emblems. It came into use during the 13th century, with knights using their armor as symbols of their nobility and status within the community. The word "ftmonmouth," which is an abbreviation for "ferro-tyl-thon," meant iron in Latin, referring specifically to the ancient Roman symbol of metalwork.
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