Definition of francisca in English:

francisca

(also francisque, francesca)

noun franˈsɪskə

historical

A type of battleaxe, varying in form, used by the ancient Franks.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bulteel (d.?1692), writer and translator. Originally from French francisque from post-classical Latin francisca (636 in Isidore), use as noun (short for e.g. securis francisca Frankish axe) of feminine of franciscus Frankish. In later use also directly from post-classical Latin francisca.

Definition of francisca in US English:

francisca

(also francisque, francesca)

nounfranˈsɪskə

historical

A type of battleaxe, varying in form, used by the ancient Franks.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bulteel (d. ?1692), writer and translator. Originally from French francisque from post-classical Latin francisca (636 in Isidore), use as noun (short for e.g. securis francisca Frankish axe) of feminine of franciscus Frankish. In later use also directly from post-classical Latin francisca.

单词	francisca
释义	Definition of francisca in English: francisca (also francisque, francesca) noun franˈsɪskə historical A type of battleaxe, varying in form, used by the ancient Franks. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bulteel (d.?1692), writer and translator. Originally from French francisque from post-classical Latin francisca (636 in Isidore), use as noun (short for e.g. securis francisca Frankish axe) of feminine of franciscus Frankish. In later use also directly from post-classical Latin francisca. Definition of francisca in US English: francisca (also francisque, francesca) nounfranˈsɪskə historical A type of battleaxe, varying in form, used by the ancient Franks. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Bulteel (d. ?1692), writer and translator. Originally from French francisque from post-classical Latin francisca (636 in Isidore), use as noun (short for e.g. securis francisca Frankish axe) of feminine of franciscus Frankish. In later use also directly from post-classical Latin francisca.
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