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chevalier — late 13c., Anglo Fr. chivaler mounted knight, O.Fr. chevalier knight, horseman, knight in chess (12c., Mod.Fr. chevaler), from L.L. caballarius horseman (Cf. Prov. cavallier, Sp. caballero, Port. cavalleiro, It. cavaliere), from L. caballus horse … Etymology dictionary
