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palsgrave

/ˈpɔːlz.ɡreɪv/

Traduction: Titre historique du Moyen Âge désignant le seigneur d'un palatinat, investi d'une autorité souveraine sur ses terres.

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noun

/ˈpɔːlz.ɡreɪv/C2formalobsolète
  • frTitre historique du Moyen Âge désignant le seigneur d'un palatinat, investi d'une autorité souveraine sur ses terres.

A historical title from the Middle Ages referring to a lord of a palatinate who held sovereign authority over his own lands.

  1. Historical noble titleC2formalbritish

    A medieval lord who ruled over a palatinate, holding sovereign authority within their territory.

    frComte palatin

    • The palsgrave governed the region with full legal and military power.
    • In the Holy Roman Empire, a palsgrave was a high-ranking noble.
    • The castle belonged to a powerful palsgrave from the 12th century.

    Synonymespalatine

Formes
  • palsgraves plural form
  • palsgraves' possessive plural form
  • palsgrave's possessive singular form