Gamond

/ˈɡæmɒnd/ noun

Definition

A medieval knight or nobleman; an archaic term for a feudal warrior or landed aristocrat.

Etymology

From Old French 'gamant' or possibly related to Germanic roots meaning 'warrior' or 'man of action.' Largely obsolete English word from medieval period.

Kelly Says

This rare medieval word reminds us that English was invaded by French vocabulary after 1066—many knightly and noble terms came from Norman conquerors.

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