canciller

Spanish

Etymology

From Late Latin cancellarius. Probably the result of a crossing between Old Spanish chanciller, borrowed from Old French chancelier, with the learned form cancelario, borrowed from the Latin directly.

Noun

canciller m or f (plural cancilleres)

chancellor

Derived terms

vicecanciller (“vice-chancellor”)

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