Meek is a very horrible translation of the original greek. It originally was used for a trained warhorse that wasn't afraid to charge into battle and wasn't frightened by attacks.
"CONCLUSION
Meekness is a quality of mild-mannered and self-controlled gentlemen and gentlewomen, and it is a quality of animals that are tame or gentle with humans. It is neither a masculine nor a feminine virtue, but is one of many Christian virtues. Being praus is not an expression of manliness or machismo, and it is the antithesis of arrogance, anger, and aggression."
Meek is a very horrible translation of the original greek. It originally was used for a trained warhorse that wasn't afraid to charge into battle and wasn't frightened by attacks.
EDIT: better link: https://www.warriorpriest.net/blog/2018/5/2/blessed-are-the-war-horses-on-christian-meekness
Did you even read what you linked?
"CONCLUSION Meekness is a quality of mild-mannered and self-controlled gentlemen and gentlewomen, and it is a quality of animals that are tame or gentle with humans. It is neither a masculine nor a feminine virtue, but is one of many Christian virtues. Being praus is not an expression of manliness or machismo, and it is the antithesis of arrogance, anger, and aggression."
Arg that was the wrong search result. Check this one:
https://www.warriorpriest.net/blog/2018/5/2/blessed-are-the-war-horses-on-christian-meekness