grandsirs
/ˈɡrændˌsɜrz/
noun
- A respectful or formal term of address for a man, especially an older one; sometimes used in historical or ceremonial contexts.
- The knight bowed and said, 'I am at your service, grandsir.'
- In the old play, the king was addressed as 'grandsir' by his courtiers.
- The young page greeted the elderly lord with a respectful 'Good morning, grandsir.'