capitoulat
/ˌkapɪtʊˈlɑː/Now historical
noun
1The office of a capitoul.
2Any one of the wards or quarters of Toulouse presided over by a capitoul.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bowes (fl. 1579–1589), translator. From Middle French capitolat, French capitoulat office or function of capitoul, district of Toulouse presided over by a capitoul from Old Occitan capitolat district of Toulouse presided over by a capitoul from capitol + -at.
- north half
- northing
- North Island
- North Islander
- North Kingstown
- North Korea
- North Korean
- northland
- northlander
- North Las Vegas
- north light
- North Little Rock
- northly
- Northman
- northmost
- northness
- north-north-east
- north-north-easterly
- north-north-eastward
- north-north-eastwards
- north-north-west
- north-north-westerly
- north-north-westward
- north-north-westwards
- North-of-England