herault

See also: Hérault

Middle French

Alternative forms

heraut

Etymology

From Old French herault, heraut, of Germanic origin, from Frankish *hariwald (“commander of an army”), from *hari + *wald.

Noun

herault m (plural herauls)

herald; messenger

Descendants

French: héraut
→ Portuguese: arauto
→ Spanish: heraldo

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