Talk:Méhariste

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[edit] "Camelry"

While not accepted by most dictionaries, the word "camelry" is often used for camel-mounted troops in wargaming and informal military history contexts. Mayhap it could be considered an English equivalent of méharistes? It may be noted that the word occurs in a number of Wikipedia articles already. Orcoteuthis 13:02, 30 June 2007 (UTC)