English
prowessed
From prowess + -ed.
Formed from prowess + -ed
Latin sum ‘to be’
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Late Latin prōde ‘profitable, useful’
Old French preu ‘brave’
Old French proeche ‘chivalry’
Middle English prowesse
English prowess
Today it means
adj Distinguished by prowess.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / prowessed