English
mantourage
Blend of man + entourage.
Proto-Germanic *mann- ‘human being, person, man’
Proto-West Germanic *mann ‘person’
Old English mann ‘human being, person, man’
Middle English man
English man
Old French entor ‘around’
Middle French entour ‘around’
French entour ‘around’
French entourer ‘to surround’
French entourage ‘ornament, decoration surrounding something’
English entourage
Today it means
noun An entourage consisting of men.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / mantourage