Castellanus

/kæstəˈleɪnəs/ noun

A Latin term referring to a castellan or keeper of a castle; the original form from which English 'castellan' is derived.

Latin 'castellanus', derived from 'castellum' (Roman fort or fortified place) plus '-anus' (Latin suffix forming adjectives and nouns). This term emerged from military Latin used in late imperial Rome and carried through to medieval administrative vocabulary.

AM城 አፄ
ARحاكم القلاع
BNরাজপ্রশাসক
CAcastellà
CSkastlan
DAkastlan
DECastellan
ELκαστελανάς
EScastellano
FAحاکم قلعه
FIlinna-aate
FRcastellan
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