uercobretos

== Gaulish == === Etymology === According to James Grant, a "Scotch advocate" according to the Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, the word may be related to fer (“man”), gu (“that, till”), and breth (“judgement”) which collectively could mean something like "the man to judge." The 19th-century minister John Jamieson records a similar proposal, although he cites the Irish words fear (“man”), go (“that, untill, to”), and either breath (“judgement, decision”) or fraith (“fear, perceive, betray”). The Cambro-Briton, a 19th-century British publication, proposed that the word may be related to Welsh words such as cyfreithiwr (“lawyer”) or gyfraith (“law”). The aforementioned etymologies are all recounted by the 19th-century French social critic and academic writer Philarète Chasles. === Noun === uercobretos vergobret ==== Descendants ==== Latin: vergobretusLatin: virgobretusFrench: vergobret, vergobert, vergobreth, vergobreith, viergSpanish: vergobret→ English: vergobret→ German: Vergobret === References ===