Associations to the word «Electress»
Noun
- Palatine
- Dowager
- Hanover
- Sophia
- Brandenburg
- Elector
- Saxony
- Bavaria
- Palatinate
- Medici
- Elisabeth
- Tuscany
- Antonia
- Highness
- Princesse
- Duchess
- Abbess
- Anhalt
- Consort
- Granddaughter
- Sophie
- Hesse
- Succession
- Magdalene
- Heiress
- Prussia
- Descendant
- Heir
- Princess
- Beatrice
- Anna
- Throne
- Protestant
- Electorate
- Maria
- Holstein
- Frederick
- Bohemia
- Communion
- Denmark
- Charlotte
- Augustus
- Anne
- Queen
- Hague
- Agnes
- Monarch
- Elizabeth
- Marriage
- Vi
- Niece
- Catholic
- Austria
- Prince
- Crown
- Florence
- Wilhelm
- Grandmother
- Settlement
- Duke
- Husband
- Eldest
- Great
- Iii
- Daughter
- Sister
- Stuart
- Parliament
- Holland
- Birth
- Margaret
- George
- Catherine
- Cousin
- Count
- Act
- Apartment
- Sweden
- Aunt
- England
- Son
- Marie
- King
Wiktionary
ELECTRESS, noun. (rare) A woman who can vote in an election. [from 17th c.]
ELECTRESS, noun. (now) (historical) The wife of a German elector, often used as a title. [from 17th c.]
Wise words
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