zōnōt זֹנוֹת ‘armour’ (Hebrew)

Etymology^?: as if from zūn זוּן ‘to feed’ or an unused root, and applied to military equipments , but apparently the feminine plural active participle of zānā זָנָה ‘to fornicate’
Roots: זון זנה

zōnōt n, f
1) fornications
 1a) armour (used in warfare not sanctioned by Jehovah) (fig.)