Where does “sabot” come from?

sabot (French) comes from Middle French savate, from Old French chavate — shoe.

sabot (French): wooden shoe, clog; hoof

Definitions

  1. wooden shoe, clog; hoof

Ancestry of “sabot”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle Frenchsavateold shoe
2Old Frenchchavateshoe

Words derived from “sabot”

Every word from Old French chavate →Every word from Middle French savate →