Explains correct “cavalry” vs misordered “cavarly.”
Incorrect spelling - Cavarly swaps the positions of letters and is wrong.
"cavarly" is a common misspelling of "cavalry". Always use "cavalry" when referring to the correct word.
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
Cavalry refers to soldiers who fought on horseback (or mobile troops).
"cavalry": Cavalry refers to soldiers who fought on horseback (or mobile troops).
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
"Correct:" The cavalry arrived just in time.
"Correct:" He studied historical cavalry tactics.
"Incorrect:" The cavarly arrived.
"Incorrect:" He likes cavarly battles.
A: Cavalry.
A: Mounted soldiers.
A: No.
A: The cavalry arrived.
A: Not 'calvary' or 'cavarly' — very commonly confused.
""Cavalry" is correct; 'cavarly' is just a letter-order error."