seneschal in German
seneschal in German is Seneschall — seneschal means a steward, especially, in the past, one who ran a medieval lord's household.
seneschal in German
Seneschall
A steward, particularly (historical) one in charge of a medieval nobleman's estate.
What does "seneschal" mean?
- noun A steward, especially, in the past, one who ran a medieval lord's household.
- noun (historical) An official who governed and acted as chief judge of the royal court in parts of France during the late medieval and early modern periods.
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What is "seneschal" in German?
"seneschal" in German is Seneschall. seneschal means: A steward, especially, in the past, one who ran a medieval lord's household.
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