Associations to the word «Margrave»
Noun
- Heiress
- Brunswick
- Ulrich
- Johann
- Galicia
- Amadeus
- Luxembourg
- Henry
- Nobleman
- Princes
- Rudolph
- Caroline
- Vi
- Emperor
- Magnus
- Heir
- Alsace
- Constance
- Alchemist
- Bishopric
- Marquis
- Nobles
- Prussian
- Ii
- Auschwitz
- Transylvania
- Konrad
- Massa
- Archbishop
- Flanders
- Heinrich
- Toulouse
- Savoy
- Marquess
- Daughter
- Consort
- Parma
- Karl
- Salzburg
- Cologne
- Chiang
- Lower
- Beatrice
- Duchess
- Ruler
- Manfred
- Zoom
- Nephew
- Bailiff
- Jakob
- Nobility
- Dowry
- Von
- Prince
- Louis
- Vii
- Abbey
- Christian
- Bernard
- Dynasty
- Johanna
- Grandson
- Mildred
- Countess
- Castle
- Judith
- Regent
- Princess
- Electorate
- Imperial
- Inheritance
- Westphalia
- Ursula
- Gully
- Ferdinand
- Liechtenstein
- Lambert
- Anastasia
- Hermitage
- Strong
- Pretence
- Lordship
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MARGRAVE, noun. A feudal era military-administrative officer of comital rank in the Carolingian empire and some successor states, originally in charge of a border area.
MARGRAVE, noun. A hereditary ruling prince in certain feudal states of the Holy Roman Empire and elsewhere; the titular equivalent became known as marquis or marquess.
Dictionary definition
MARGRAVE, noun. The military governor of a frontier province in medieval Germany.
MARGRAVE, noun. A German nobleman ranking above a count (corresponding in rank to a British marquess).
Wise words
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