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1 титул
титулы, раздаваемые за взятку — vendible titles
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2 титул эсквайра
Diplomatic term: title of esquire -
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1) General subject: Bahadur, Esq, Herr, Mr (ставится перед фамилией), Mr., Mr. (сокр. от Mister) (ставится перед фамилией или названием должности), Mynheer (перёд фамилией голландца), Shri (титулование знатного или известного индийца), aga, baboo, esquire (Esquire; вежливое наименование в адресе после фамилии), gemman, gent, genteel, gentleman, howadji (при обращении), kami, lord, master, mister, mister (перед фамилией или названием должности; в письменном обращении всегда Mr.), overlord, sahib, signor, sir, sri (титулование знатного или известного индийца), landlord2) Colloquial: governor, governor (в обращении)3) French: monsieur4) Obsolete: Dan5) History: Sahib (обращение к иностранцу в колониальной Индии)6) Religion: dominus( In ancient Rome, "master", or "owner", particularly of slaves. The name became the official title for the emperor, beginning with Diocletian, who reigned from AD 284 to 305)8) Dutch: Mynheer (перед фамилией голландца), mynheer9) Diplomatic term: Mr. (ставится перед фамилией или названием должности в англоговорящих странах)10) Indian language: baboo (тж. как обращение), babu (тж. как обращение)11) Turkish: agha12) Simple: massa13) Malay: tuan (в обращении к европейцу)14) Makarov: Esq. ( сокр. от esquire) (вежливое наименование в адресе после фамилии), master (в обращении к юноше)
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Esquire — (abbreviated Esq.) is a term of British origin, originally used to denote social status. Within the United States, it is used as a postnominal honorific by licensed attorneys and by some naval officers and fraternal organizations. Ultimately… … Wikipedia
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esquire — late 14c., from M.Fr. esquier squire, lit. shield bearer (for a knight), from O.Fr. escuyer, from V.L. scutarius shield bearer, guardsman (in classical Latin, shield maker ), from scutum shield (see HIDE (Cf. hide) (n.1)). For initial e , see … Etymology dictionary
esquire — [es′kwīr΄; e skwīr′, iskwīr′] n. [ME esquier < OFr escuier < LL scutarius, a squire, shield bearer < L scutum, a shield: see ESCUTCHEON] 1. Historical a candidate for knighthood, acting as attendant and shield bearer for a knight; squire … English World dictionary
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