🏰seignior (seigneur)

noun
/ˈseɪnjər/
Feudalherr (Feudalherr)

Bedeutung

A feudal lord; a man of authority in medieval Europe.
Bedeutungsübersetzung
Ein Mann von Autorität im mittelalterlichen Europa.
Ein Mann von Autorität im mittelalterlichen Europa.

Beispielsätze

The seignior demanded taxes from the peasants.

Der Feudalherr verlangte Steuern von den Bauern.
Der Feudalherr verlangte Steuern von den Bauern.

Synonyme

lord, noble, master, overlord

Antonyme

peasant, commoner

Kollokationen

powerful seignior, feudal seignior, seignior rights

Verwandte Vokabulare

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