conestable

Middle English

Noun

conestable

  1. alternative form of constable

Old French

Etymology

Univerbation of Late Latin comes stabulī.

Noun

conestable oblique singular, m (oblique plural conestables, nominative singular conestables, nominative plural conestable)

  1. a military officer

Descendants

  • French: connétable (see there for further descendants)
  • Norman: counnétablle, connêtabl'ye
  • → Armenian: գունդստաբլ (gundstabl)
  • → Medieval Greek: κοντόσταβλος (kontóstablos)
    • Greek: κοντόσταβλος (kontóstavlos)
  • → Catalan: conestable
  • → Dutch: konstabel
  • → Galician: condestable
  • → German: Konstabler, Konstabel, Konstafel
  • → Ido: konestablo
  • → Italian: conestabile
  • → Middle English: constable (see there for further descendants)
  • → Portuguese: condestável
  • → Spanish: condestable
  • → Swedish: konstapel
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