what are the name of the pieces of chess called?

I droped the chess pieces.

There is not a specific name set for them all together. Some people often call them Chess figures and other call them chess pieces.

King Queen Knight Rook Pawn

King Queen Knight Bishop Rook and Pawn

Pawn:pawns will possibly no longer flow backwards. oftentimes a pawn strikes via advancing a single sq., however the 1st time each pawn is moved from its preliminary place, it has the choice to enhance 2 squares. Pawns will possibly no longer use the preliminary 2-sq. improve to hop over an occupied sq., or to seize. Any piece quickly in front of a pawn, pal or foe, blocks its improve. Knight:can flow 2 squares horizontally and one sq. vertically, or 2 squares vertically and one sq. horizontally. the completed flow subsequently looks like the letter 'L'. in assessment to all different regular chess products, the knight can 'hop over' all different pawns and products of the two colour. Bishop:The bishop has no regulations in distance for each flow, yet is constrained to diagonal strikes. Rook:The rook strikes horizontally or vertically, forward or lower back, by any form of unoccupied squares Queen:The queen could be moved any form of unoccupied squares in a quickly line vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. King:strikes one area in any course (maximum severe piece)

They are King, Queen, Bishop, Knight, Rook and Pawns.

On the far right (of where you are playing) - rook

To the left - knight

To the left - bishop

To the left - king

To the left - queen

To the left - bishop

To the left - knight

On the far left(of where you are playing) - rook

Front row - pawns

and they are called a bundle or chess set

Chess set probably there really is no name for it because everyone would proably be to ignaorant o want to evn know

unlike you

You dropped the set.

chess set

front row: pawns, back row: rooke, knight, bishop, king, queen