Tourney (noun)

A competition or tournament, especially one in medieval times in which knights jousted on horseback.

Origin:

Middle english (originally in the sense "tournament"): from old french tornei, from late latin tornare "to turn", from latin tornus "a lathe".

Examples:

1. The tourney was the highlight of the medieval festival, attracting knights from far and wide.
2. The tourney was a test of skill and bravery for the knights who participated.
3. The winner of the tourney was awarded a prize and recognition for his chivalry.
4. The tourney was a colorful spectacle with its grand pageantry and heraldry.
5. The tourney was not just a test of skill, but also of strength, endurance, and horsemanship.