Associations to the word «Countess»
Noun
- Dowager
- Pembroke
- Wessex
- Palatine
- Baroness
- Duchess
- Matilda
- Elisabeth
- Susanna
- Earl
- Heiress
- Connexion
- Boulogne
- Sophie
- Beaufort
- Nassau
- Salisbury
- Villiers
- Burgundy
- Henrietta
- Isabella
- Count
- Warwick
- Dorothea
- Ladyship
- Maud
- Magdalena
- Lacy
- Margaret
- Anjou
- Antonia
- Isabelle
- Flanders
- Lennox
- Dracula
- Granddaughter
- Shrewsbury
- Helene
- Heller
- Princess
- Jeanne
- Orkney
- Zu
- Holstein
- Johanna
- Isabel
- Marguerite
- Highness
- Saxe
- Consort
- Provence
- Arcadia
- Antoinette
- Chesterfield
- Montagu
- Schleswig
- Balzac
- Philipp
- Leicester
- Beatrice
- Theresa
- Tuscany
- Jacqueline
- Von
- Hesse
- Princesse
- Governess
- Liechtenstein
- Abbess
- Agnes
- Marquess
- Hag
- Marie
- Dorchester
- Aristocrat
- Niece
- Louisa
- Abbe
- Footman
- Louise
- Mistress
- Elizabeth
- Buckingham
- Harcourt
- Eleanor
- Archduke
- Married
- Peerage
- Magdalene
- Maria
- Alexandra
- Marquis
- Granville
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
COUNTESS, noun. The wife of a count or earl.
COUNTESS, noun. The title used by a female who holds an earldom in her own right.
Dictionary definition
COUNTESS, noun. Female equivalent of a count or earl.
Wise words
Language is a process of free creation; its laws and
principles are fixed, but the manner in which the principles
of generation are used is free and infinitely varied. Even
the interpretation and use of words involves a process of
free creation.