Definition of palisado in English:

palisado

(also pallisado, palissado)

noun ˌpalɪˈseɪdəʊˌpalɪˈsɑːdəʊ

archaic

Palisade. Now archaic.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Paul Ive (d. 1604), military engineer. Alteration of Spanish paliçada, palizada from Old Occitan palissada fence made of stakes, enclosure formed by a palisade from paliza palisade + -ada; compare -ado. In some forms probably directly from the Spanish.

Definition of palisado in US English:

palisado

(also pallisado, palissado)

noun

archaic

Palisade. Now archaic.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Paul Ive (d. 1604), military engineer. Alteration of Spanish paliçada, palizada from Old Occitan palissada fence made of stakes, enclosure formed by a palisade from paliza palisade + -ada; compare -ado. In some forms probably directly from the Spanish.

单词	palisado
释义	Definition of palisado in English: palisado (also pallisado, palissado) noun ˌpalɪˈseɪdəʊˌpalɪˈsɑːdəʊ archaic Palisade. Now archaic. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Paul Ive (d. 1604), military engineer. Alteration of Spanish paliçada, palizada from Old Occitan palissada fence made of stakes, enclosure formed by a palisade from paliza palisade + -ada; compare -ado. In some forms probably directly from the Spanish. Definition of palisado in US English: palisado (also pallisado, palissado) noun archaic Palisade. Now archaic. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Paul Ive (d. 1604), military engineer. Alteration of Spanish paliçada, palizada from Old Occitan palissada fence made of stakes, enclosure formed by a palisade from paliza palisade + -ada; compare -ado. In some forms probably directly from the Spanish.
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