LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
noun · masculinesecond declension

dominicellus

dominicellus m (genitive dominicellī)

Meaning

  1. masculineA young nobleman, especially a squire or page being trained for knighthood.

Origins

From dominicus + diminutive suffix -ellus, from dominus (“master, lord”)

Descendants
  • Italiandonzello
  • Italiandonzellafrom Italian donzello
  • Spanishdoncel
  • Spanishdoncellafrom Spanish doncel
  • Portuguesedonzel
  • Portuguesedonzelafrom Portuguese donzel
  • Catalandonzell
  • Catalandonzellafrom Catalan donzell
  • Occitandonzèl
  • Occitandonzèlafrom Occitan donzèl

Quick answers

What does dominicellus mean in Latin?
dominicellus, a noun, means “A young nobleman, especially a squire or page being trained for knighthood.”.
What is the genitive of dominicellus?
The genitive singular is dominicellī. dominicellus is masculine, second declension.