mailborne
Mailborne is a term used in English as both an adjective and, occasionally, a noun. Its meaning varies by context. In historical and fantasy writing it most often refers to someone or something associated with mail armor, i.e., chainmail. A mailborne knight or soldier is described as wearing interlocking metal rings. In some works of speculative fiction, mailborne can designate a faction, class, or lineage defined by the wearing or use of mail armor.
In discussions of mail delivery or logistics, mailborne may describe items or individuals carried by the postal
Etymology: mailborne is formed from mail (armor) and borne (carried or borne). The construction emphasizes bearing
Notes: Users should be aware of potential ambiguity, and consult the specific usage within a text to
See also: chainmail, armor, mail-borne, mail delivery, post.