Medieval French Elements

This is a list of elements in which the usage is Medieval French.
usage
type
aire Medieval French
Old French word meaning "nest, family, lineage, bloodline".
ami Medieval French
Old French word meaning "friend".
baniere Medieval French
Old French word meaning "banner".
bec Medieval French
Old French word meaning "bird beak".
bel Medieval French
Old French word meaning "beautiful".
bis Medieval French
Old French word meaning "drab, dingy".
bon Medieval French
Old French word meaning "good".
borgne Medieval French
Old French word meaning "one-eyed".
bouchier Medieval French
Old French word meaning "butcher".
bure Medieval French
Old French word referring to a type of coarse woolen cloth.
butiller Medieval French
Old French word meaning "wine steward", ultimately from Late Latin butticula "bottle".
carne Medieval French
Old French word meaning "hinge".
chesne Medieval French
Old French word meaning "oak".
chiere Medieval French
Old French word meaning "face".
cuer Medieval French
Old French word meaning "heart".
esmer Medieval French
Old French word meaning "to love", from Latin aestimare "to esteem".
fae Medieval French
Old French word meaning "fairy".
fils Medieval French
Old French word meaning "son".
forest Medieval French
Old French word meaning "forest".
fort Medieval French
Old French word meaning "fortress, stronghold".
franc Medieval French
Old French word meaning "free", derived from the tribal name frankô.
gagnier Medieval French
Old French word meaning "to cultivate".
gifart Medieval French
Old French word meaning "chubby" (of Germanic origin).
grand 1 Medieval French
Old French word meaning "large, tall".
heure Medieval French
Old French word meaning "hour, time".
homme Medieval French
Old French word meaning "man".
jardin Medieval French
Old French word meaning "garden", of Frankish origin.
joli Medieval French
Old French word meaning "pretty".
jouel Medieval French
Old French word meaning "jewel".
kay 2 Medieval French
Old French word meaning "wharf, quay".
molin Medieval French
Old French word meaning "mill".
normant Medieval French
Old French word meaning "north man, Norman", referring to the Scandinavian peoples who settled in northern France in the 10th century.
nort Medieval French
Old French word meaning "north".
page Medieval French
Old French word meaning "page, servant".
tailleur Medieval French
Old French word meaning "tailor".
ville Medieval French
Old French word meaning "town, city".
waleis Medieval French
Norman French word meaning "foreigner, Celt", ultimately of Germanic origin.
warderobe Medieval French
Old French word meaning "wardrobe".