- who had the
status of a viceroy.
These persons usually had the
title of
capitaneus et
vicarius generalis and were the head of the army also,
while the local...
-
Starosta /ˈstɑːrɒstə/ or
starost (Cyrillic: старост/а, Latin:
capitaneus, German: Starost, Hauptmann) is a
community elder in some
Slavic lands. The Slavic...
- catepan, and its
meaning seems to have
merged with that of the late
Latin capitaneus (which
derives from the
classical Latin word caput,
meaning head). This...
-
Conus capitaneus,
common name the
captain cone, is a
species of sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Conidae, the cone
snails and their...
- to a more
senior officer. The term
ultimately goes back to Late
Latin capitaneus meaning "head of [something]"; in
Middle English adopted as
capitayn in...
- with the rank of captain.
Captain was
derived from the Late
Latin word
capitaneus (meaning "head man" or chief). The
commissioned officer ****isting the...
- the
title and
style Chief Chieftainess Chiefdom,
Chieftaincy Chiefly Capitaneus The clan
chiefs of Scotland, the
grand chiefs in the
Papua New Guinean...
- capet****/catepan, and its
meaning seems to have
merged with that of the
Italian "
capitaneus" (which
derives from the
Latin word "caput",
meaning head). This hybridized...
-
General of the
Lower Parts of the
Kingdom of Hungary" (Latin:
generalis capitaneus inferiorum partium regni) In legends, he is
known as a commoner. Kinizsi...
-
supreme army
commander of the
armed forces defending the
borders (supremus
capitaneus,
Veldhauptmann unseres Kriegsfolks wider Turken). Jurišić in turn helped...
