English
jailless
From jail + -less.
Formed from jail + -less
Proto-Italic *kawos
…
Latin cavea ‘cavity, cage’
Latin caveola ‘little cage’
Anglo-Norman jaiole ‘prison’
Middle English gayole ‘jail, prison’
English jail
Today it means
adj Without a jail or jails.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / jailless