ALCAIDE


Meaning of ALCAIDE in English

noun

also al·cay·de älˈkīdē, al-

( -s )

Etymology: Spanish alcaide, from Arabic al-qā'id the captain, from qād to command

: a commander of a castle or fortress (as among Spaniards, Portuguese, or Moors)

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