1. A steward or officer in the house of princes and dignitaries who arranged matters of ceremony, &c., as well as judged in certain cases.

2. A steward.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• senechal,
• aeneschal,
• zeneschal,
• xeneschal,
• deneschal,
• eeneschal,
• weneschal,
• swneschal,
• ssneschal,
• sdneschal,
• seneschak,
• senescha,
• seneschals,
• seneschol,
• senescel,
• senechel,
• s enschal,
• senescall,
• scenechal,
• sinischal

• senegal,
• senecal,
• senegalese.

The adjective form of the word "seneschal" is "seneschalic".

The plural of the "seneschal" can be the "seneschals".

The singular of the "seneschal" can be the "seneschal".