venavlo

Old Spanish

Etymology

Inherited from Latin vēnābulum by syncope.

Noun

venavlo m

  1. a spear
    • c. 1200, anonymous, Libro de Alexandre 1550-1551:
      Omnes de sus mesnadas fueron luego llegados, trauaron del uenaulo fieramient espantados
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Descendants

  • Spanish: venablo

References

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