conroi

Old French

Deverbal of conreer (“to prepare; to equip”).

conroi m (oblique plural conrois, nominative singular conrois, nominative plural conroi)

In the Middle Ages, a group of five to ten knights who trained and fought together.
- c. 1240, Tristan en prose, ed. 1976, →ISBN, page 160:
  Tristanz qui ne mostre mie semblant de couardise, s'adresce vers un conroi de chevaliers qu'il voit venir.
  Tristan who showed no signs of cowardice addressed a group of knights that he saw arrive

Stephen Morillo: The Battle of Hastings: sources and interpretations, 1996, →ISBN, p. 87-88
Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue françoise, Briasson, 1750, vol. 1 p. 421

单词	conroi
释义	conroi Old French Etymology Deverbal of conreer (“to prepare; to equip”). Noun conroi m (oblique plural conrois, nominative singular conrois, nominative plural conroi) In the Middle Ages, a group of five to ten knights who trained and fought together. c. 1240, Tristan en prose, ed. 1976, →ISBN, page 160: Tristanz qui ne mostre mie semblant de couardise, s'adresce vers un conroi de chevaliers qu'il voit venir. Tristan who showed no signs of cowardice addressed a group of knights that he saw arrive References Stephen Morillo: The Battle of Hastings: sources and interpretations, 1996, →ISBN, p. 87-88 Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue françoise, Briasson, 1750, vol. 1 p. 421
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