Etymology of the English word counsel
the English word counsel
derived from the Old French word conseil
derived from the Latin word consilium (debate, discussion, deliberation; decision, resolution; intention; deliberative, advisory body; state council; intelligence, sense, capacity for judgment)
derived from the Latin word consulere (ask information, advice of; consult; decide upon, adopt; look after)
derived from the Old French word counseil
derived from the Latin word consilium (debate, discussion, deliberation; decision, resolution; intention; deliberative, advisory body; state council; intelligence, sense, capacity for judgment)
derived from the Latin word consulere (ask information, advice of; consult; decide upon, adopt; look after)