pursuivant
pur·sui·vant
noun \ˈpər-si-vənt, -swi-\Definition of PURSUIVANT
Origin of PURSUIVANT
Middle English pursevant attendant of a herald, from Anglo-French pursevaunt, pursuant, literally, follower, from present participle of pursure to pursue
First Known Use: 14th century
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