English
mancipleship
From manciple + -ship.
Formed from manciple + -ship
Latin manus ‘hand’
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Latin mancipium ‘slave’
Medieval Latin mancipiolum ‘lowly servant’
Old French manciple ‘servant’
Middle English maunciple
English manciple
Today it means
noun The state or business of a manciple.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / mancipleship