Definition of marshalcy in English:

marshalcy

noun ˈmɑːʃlsi

1The office, rank, or position of a marshal.
2In the English Royal household: a department presided over by a marshal (formerly, the marshal of the King's house; subsequently, the Earl Marshal as President of the College of Arms).

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. From Anglo-Norman marschalcie, marchalsie, marchaucie marshal's court, marshalship, farriery (compare Old French mareschalcie farriery, mareschaucie office of marshal, Middle French marescalcie jurisdiction of marshals) from post-classical Latin mariscalcia farriery, office of marshal, department in the royal household, marshal's court or prison from mariscalcus + -ia. The some forms reflect Old French mairichauciée stable, Middle French mareschalchée office of marshal, mareschaussée jurisdiction of marshal, French maréchaussée jurisdiction of marshals, gendarmerie from Old French mareschaucie, with substitution of the suffix -ée; compare the corresponding post-classical Latin form mariscalciata.

Definition of marshalcy in US English:

marshalcy

nounˈmɑːʃlsi

1The office, rank, or position of a marshal.
2In the English Royal household: a department presided over by a marshal (formerly, the marshal of the King's house; subsequently, the Earl Marshal as President of the College of Arms).

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. From Anglo-Norman marschalcie, marchalsie, marchaucie marshal's court, marshalship, farriery (compare Old French mareschalcie farriery, mareschaucie office of marshal, Middle French marescalcie jurisdiction of marshals) from post-classical Latin mariscalcia farriery, office of marshal, department in the royal household, marshal's court or prison from mariscalcus + -ia. The some forms reflect Old French mairichauciée stable, Middle French mareschalchée office of marshal, mareschaussée jurisdiction of marshal, French maréchaussée jurisdiction of marshals, gendarmerie from Old French mareschaucie, with substitution of the suffix -ée; compare the corresponding post-classical Latin form mariscalciata.

单词	marshalcy
释义	Definition of marshalcy in English: marshalcy noun ˈmɑːʃlsi 1The office, rank, or position of a marshal. 2In the English Royal household: a department presided over by a marshal (formerly, the marshal of the King's house; subsequently, the Earl Marshal as President of the College of Arms). Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. From Anglo-Norman marschalcie, marchalsie, marchaucie marshal's court, marshalship, farriery (compare Old French mareschalcie farriery, mareschaucie office of marshal, Middle French marescalcie jurisdiction of marshals) from post-classical Latin mariscalcia farriery, office of marshal, department in the royal household, marshal's court or prison from mariscalcus + -ia. The some forms reflect Old French mairichauciée stable, Middle French mareschalchée office of marshal, mareschaussée jurisdiction of marshal, French maréchaussée jurisdiction of marshals, gendarmerie from Old French mareschaucie, with substitution of the suffix -ée; compare the corresponding post-classical Latin form mariscalciata. Definition of marshalcy in US English: marshalcy nounˈmɑːʃlsi 1The office, rank, or position of a marshal. 2In the English Royal household: a department presided over by a marshal (formerly, the marshal of the King's house; subsequently, the Earl Marshal as President of the College of Arms). Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Robert Mannyng (d. c1338), poet and historian. From Anglo-Norman marschalcie, marchalsie, marchaucie marshal's court, marshalship, farriery (compare Old French mareschalcie farriery, mareschaucie office of marshal, Middle French marescalcie jurisdiction of marshals) from post-classical Latin mariscalcia farriery, office of marshal, department in the royal household, marshal's court or prison from mariscalcus + -ia. The some forms reflect Old French mairichauciée stable, Middle French mareschalchée office of marshal, mareschaussée jurisdiction of marshal, French maréchaussée jurisdiction of marshals, gendarmerie from Old French mareschaucie, with substitution of the suffix -ée; compare the corresponding post-classical Latin form mariscalciata.
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