Merovingian

英 [,merəu'vindʒiən] 美

Merovingian (adj.): 1690s, from French Mérovingien, from Medieval Latin Merovingi, "descendants of Meroveus," (mythical?) ancestor of the line of Frankish kings in Gaul (c.500-752) beginning with Clovis; Merovingi is a Latinization of his Germanic name (compare Old High German Mar-wig "famed-fight") with the Germanic patronymic suffix -ing.

1. He is called the Merovingian, and he will not let him go willingly.: 他叫梅若夫君, 而他不会轻易放走解琐匠.