vassall

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Inherited from Late Latin vassallus (manservant, domestic, retainer), from Latin vassus (servant), from Gaulish *wassos (young man, squire), from Proto-Celtic *wastos (servant).

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vassall m (plural vassalls)

  1. vassal

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