gonfalonier
noun
gon·fa·lon·ier
¦gänfəˌlä¦ni(ə)r,
-lə¦n-
plural -s
1
: one who bears the gonfalon : standard-bearer
specifically : a papal official at Rome who bears the standard of the church
2
: the chief magistrate or other official of any of several republics in medieval Italy
Word History
Etymology
Italian gonfaloniere, from Old Italian, from Old French gonfanonier, gonfalonier, from gonfanon, gonfalon + -ier -er
- underskirts
- undersleeves
- underslip
- underslope
- undersluice
- underslung
- undersoils
- undersold
- undersong
- undersongs
- undersow
- underspend
- underspending
- underspends
- underspent
- underspin
- underspins
- undersquare
- understaffed
- understaffing
- understaffings
- understaffs
- understand
- understandabilities
- understandability