margrave
/ˈmɑːr.ɡreɪv/Tradução: Substantivo histórico que designa um nobre alemão de posição superior à de conde, originalmente governador militar de uma província de fronteira na Alemanha medieval, equivalente em posto ao marquês britânico.
noun
/ˈmɑːr.ɡreɪv/
Историческое существительное, обозначающее немецкого дворянина рангом выше графа, первоначально военного губернатора пограничной провинции в средневековой Германии, соответствующего по рангу британскому маркизу.
Sustantivo histórico que designa a un noble alemán de rango superior al conde, originalmente gobernador militar de una provincia fronteriza en la Alemania medieval, equivalente en rango a un marqués británico.
Nom historique désignant un noble allemand de rang supérieur à celui de comte, à l'origine gouverneur militaire d'une province frontalière dans l'Allemagne médiévale, correspondant au rang de marquis britannique.
Historisches Substantiv für einen deutschen Adligen mit einem Rang über einem Grafen, ursprünglich ein militärischer Gouverneur einer Grenzprovinz im mittelalterlichen Deutschland, ranggleich mit einem britischen Marquess.
Substantivo histórico que designa um nobre alemão de posição superior à de conde, originalmente governador militar de uma província de fronteira na Alemanha medieval, equivalente em posto ao marquês britânico.
历史名词，指中世纪德国边境省份的军事总督，其爵位高于伯爵；后泛指德国贵族爵位，相当于英国的侯爵。
لقب نبيل ألماني في العصور الوسطى، أعلى مرتبة من الكونت، كان في الأصل حاكماً عسكرياً لإقليم حدودي، ويعادل في الرتبة الماركيز.
A historical noun referring to a German nobleman ranking above a count, originally the military governor of a frontier province in medieval Germany, corresponding in rank to a British marquess.
Military governor of a frontier provinceC2formal
In medieval Germany, a nobleman appointed as the military commander and administrator of a border territory.
МаркграфMargraveMargraveMarkgrafMargrave边疆侯爵مرغريف- The margrave was responsible for defending the eastern marches of the kingdom.
- Emperor Otto I appointed a trusted margrave to secure the frontier against invaders.
- The margrave's castle overlooked the contested region.
German noble rankC2formal
A hereditary title in German nobility, ranking above a count and equivalent in status to a British marquess.
МаркграфMargraveMargraveMarkgrafmargrave藩侯مارغريف- The margrave attended the imperial diet alongside other high-ranking nobles.
- She inherited the title of margrave after her father's death.
- Many margraves held significant political influence in the Holy Roman Empire.
- margraves plural form
- margraves' possessive plural form
- margrave's possessive singular form