frountel
Middle English
/ˈfruntɛːl/
noun
Definitions
- A decorative fabric drape hanging over an altar.
- (rare) A facial decoration above the eyes.
- (rare) The front of something.
Etymology
Borrowed from Old French frontel derived from Latin frontālis affix from Middle English frount.
Origin
Middle English
frount
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abfrontal English
- bifrontal English
- centrofrontal English
- cingulofrontal English
- dorsofrontal English
- ethmofrontal English
- ethmoidofrontal English
- front English
- frontal English
- frontality English
- frontalization English
- frontalize English
- frontally English
- frontalmost English
- frontofrontal English
- hyperfrontal English
- hypofrontal English
- inferofrontal English
- interfrontal English
- intrafrontal English
- laterofrontal English
- mediofrontal English
- mesiofrontal English
- mesofrontal English
- midfrontal English
- multifrontal English
- nasofrontal English
- occipitofrontal English
- orbitofrontal English
- palpebrofrontal English
- parafrontal English
- parietofrontal English
- posterofrontal English
- postfrontal English
- postorbitofrontal English
- prefrontal English
- sphenofrontal English
- striatofrontal English
- subfrontal English
- superfrontal English
- temporofrontal English
- ventrofrontal English
- zygomaticofrontal English
- frontalis Latin
- frontālis Latin
- frontaal Dutch, Flemish
- frount Middle English
- front Old French
- frontel Old French