vitaille

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Middle English

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Etymology 1

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Old French and Anglo-Norman vitaille, from Latin victuālia, the nominative plural of victuālis, from victus, from the verb vīvō (I live).

Noun

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vitaille (plural vitailles)

  1. Alternative form of vitaile
Descendants
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  • English: victual, vittle

Etymology 2

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Middle French vitaillier.

Verb

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vitaille

  1. Alternative form of vitailen

Old French

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Etymology

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Latin victuālia, the nominative plural of victuālis, from victus, from the verb vīvō (I live).

Noun

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vitaille oblique singularf (oblique plural vitailles, nominative singular vitaille, nominative plural vitailles)

  1. (chiefly in the plural) Alternative form of vitaile

Descendants

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