PENNONCEL


Meaning of PENNONCEL in English

noun

or pen·on·cel also pen·non·celle ˈpenənˌsel

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English penoncelle, penouncell, from Middle French penoncel, diminutive of penon pennon

1. : a small narrow flag or streamer borne by a man-at-arms in late medieval or Renaissance times ; especially : such a flag borne at the head of a lance

2. : a flag borne by a ship in the later middle ages and similar in shape to but smaller than a long pennant

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