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Etymology of the English word chivalry

the English word chivalry
derived from the Old French word chevalerie
derived from the Old French word chevalier
derived from the Latin word caballarius (horseman, rider; hostler)
derived from the Late Latin word caballus (horse, riding horse, packhorse)
derived from the Medieval Latin word caballerius
derived from the Late Latin word caballus (horse, riding horse, packhorse)

Date

The earliest known usage of chivalry in English dates from the 13th century.

Derivations in English

chivalric

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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