Caitiff - English meaning

Caitiff – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A contemptible or cowardly person.
Usage examples:
A caitiff knight

主诉人

Caitiff, Armzalig, Schelm

Lâche

Caitiff, Beängstigter

कैटिफ, कायर, क्षुद्र, घिनौना, नफ़रत पैदा करनेवाला, कुत्सित, डरपोक, कापुस्र्ष, बदमाश, लुच्चा, दुष्ट, खल, शठ, नीच, अधम, बुरा

Caicco, Vigliacco

비겁한, 비겁한 사람

Каитифф, Презренный, Негодяй, Трусливый, Трус

Mísero, Hombre mísero, Persona mala

Word origin

Middle English (denoting a captive or prisoner): from Old French caitif ‘captive’, based on Latin captivus ‘(person) taken captive’ (see captive).

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noun
A contemptible or cowardly person.
Usage examples:
A caitiff knight

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