Which modern word does the following etymological information most likely belong to?
1660s, "elegant, stylish," from Fr. gentil "nice, pleasing," in Old French "noble." Form reflects attempt to render the French pronunciation of gentil. Meaning "easy and sprightly in manner," first attested 1670s.
Agaunt
Bgeneral
Cjaunty
Djanitor
1660s, "elegant, stylish," from Fr. gentil "nice, pleasing," in Old French "noble." Form reflects attempt to render the French pronunciation of gentil. Meaning "easy and sprightly in manner," first attested 1670s.
Agaunt
Bgeneral
Cjaunty
Djanitor