English
loyalness
From loyal + -ness.
Formed from loyal + -ness
Proto-Italic *lēks ‘law’
Latin lex ‘the legal machinery of a state, the law’
Latin lēgālis ‘legal’
Old French loial
Middle French loyal
English loyal
Today it means
noun Loyalty; quality of being loyal.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / loyalness