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Definition of seneschal - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medievalRare steward managing a medieval nobleman's estateRare
- The seneschal ensured the estate ran smoothly.
2.
religionDated cathedral official with specific dutiesDated
- The seneschal was responsible for the cathedral's upkeep.
3.
French officerRare officer serving as governor and chief justice in FranceRare
- The seneschal presided over the court in Normandy.
Origin of seneschal
Old Frankish, siniscalc (senior servant)
Examples of seneschal in a sentence
A trusted seneschal managed the lord's affairs efficiently. The seneschal organized the annual cathedral festival. A new seneschal was appointed to oversee the renovations. The seneschal managed the king's estate efficiently. During the meeting, the seneschal addressed the nobles.
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- French:sénéchal, intendant de cathédrale, ...
- German:Seneschall, Kirchenverwalter, ...
- Italian:siniscalco, custode, ...
- Spanish:senescal, ...
- Portuguese:senescal, governador, ...
- Chinese:管家, 大教堂总管, ...
- Japanese:執事, 執事官, ...
- Arabic:سِنِشَال, وكيل الكاتدرائية, ...
- Hebrew:סֶנֶשָׁאל, סֶנֶשָׁאל, ...
- Russian:сенешаль, церковный управляющий, ...
- Ukrainian:управитель, катедральний службовець, ...
- Hindi:सेनेशल, मुख्य अधिकारी, ...
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