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Etymology of the French word legacie

the Old French word legacie
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatia
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)

Derivations in other languages

English legacy

Usage

Word found in Old French



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