The meaning of Manciple
Manciple – definition
nounA person in charge of buying provisions for a college, an inn of court, or a monastery.
Usage examples:
Actually, university employees, such as manciples, were a more likely source of disorder.
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Word origin
Middle English: via Anglo-Norman French and Old French from Latin mancipium ‘purchase’, from manceps ‘buyer’, from manus ‘hand’ + capere ‘take’.
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