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1 feudalni gospodar
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2 nasledni gospodar
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3 сеньор
ист. seignior, seigneur* * *сеньо̀р,м., -и истор. seignior, seigneur.* * *seignior; seigneur; liege* * *ист. seignior, seigneur -
4 вельможа
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5 сеньор
1) General subject: liege, liege lord, seignoir3) Portuguese: senhor (обращение к мужчине) -
6 синьор
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7 уважительное обращение, эквивалентное англоязычному обращению сэр
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > уважительное обращение, эквивалентное англоязычному обращению сэр
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8 феодал
1) General subject: feodal lord, feudal lord, feudalist, seignoir3) Law: feudal -
9 феодальный властитель
1) General subject: suzerain2) History: seigneur, seignior, suzerain lord3) Diplomatic term: suzerain (тж. sustenance lord)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > феодальный властитель
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10 אדון
Sir, Mister, Mr, Herr, sahib; master, lord, liege, signor, seignior, seigneur, effendi; owner, proprietor -
11 אציל
aristocrat, nobleman, lord, gentleman, gentle, knight, patrician, peer, seigneur, seignior, grandee, mandarin, galahad ; noble; inert -
12 senior
* * *mp1. (= najstarszy członek rodziny) senior; Kowalski senior Kowalski senior; John Smith senior John Smith, Sr l. Sen.2. (członek zespołu, grupy, organizacji itp.) doyen.3. sport senior.4. hist. feudal lord; seignior, seigneur.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > senior
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13 сеньор
м.seignior, seigneur -
14 сеньйор
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15 bey
Mr., mister--------n. gentleman, Mister; lord, bey, don, esquire, governor, the governor, monsieur, sahib, seigneur, seignior, squire* * *squire -
16 derebeyi
n. feudal lord, overlord, seigneur, seignior* * *overlord -
17 asil beyefendi
n. grand seigneur, grand seignior -
18 beylerbeyi
n. grand seigneur, grand seignior -
19 efendi
adj. well-behaved, well mannered, blushing--------n. master, lord, seigneur, seignior, sir, guvnor, guv, arbiter, husband--------efendi (g. afr.)n. baas--------efendi (hind.)n. baboo -
20 osmanlı padişahı
n. grand seigneur, grand seignior
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См. также в других словарях:
Seignior — Seign ior, n. [OF. seignor, F. seigneur, cf. It. signore, Sp. se[ n]or from an objective case of L. senier elder. See {Senior}.] 1. A lord; the lord of a manor. [1913 Webster] 2. A title of honor or of address in the South of Europe,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
seignior — (n.) lord of a manor, late 13c., from O.Fr. seignior, from L. seniorem (nom. senior) older (see SENIOR (Cf. senior)). As a general title for a Frenchman, it dates from 1580s … Etymology dictionary
seignior — [sān′yər, sān yôr′] n. [ME segnour < Anglo Fr < OFr seignor < L senior: see SENIOR] 1. a lord or noble; specif., the lord of a fee or manor 2. SEIGNEUR (sense 2) … English World dictionary
seignior — /seyn(i)yar/ In its general signification, means lord, but in law it is particularly applied to the lord of a fee or of a manor; and the fee, dominions, or manor of a seignior is thence termed a seigniory, i.e., a lordship. He who is a lord, but… … Black's law dictionary
Seignior — Derived from the Olde French seignour itself from the Latin senior , the word means the elder or the chief , and may have been given to a Lord of the Manor but was more likely a nickname surname for either the village elder or one who aped the… … Surnames reference
seignior — noun Etymology: Middle English seygnour, from Anglo French seignur, from Medieval Latin senior Date: 14th century seigneur 1 … New Collegiate Dictionary
seignior — /seen yeuhr/, n. (sometimes cap.) a lord, esp. a feudal lord; ruler. [1300 50; ME segnour < AF; see SEIGNEUR] * * * … Universalium
seignior — noun /ˈseɪnjə,ˈsiːnjɚ/ a) A feudal lord; nobleman who held his lands by feudal grant; any lord (holder) of a manor; a gentleman. b) A title of respect, formerly corresponding (especially in France) approximately to Sir … Wiktionary
seignior — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. Mr., master, Herr (German); see mister , Sir 2 … English dictionary for students
seignior — n. lord, nobleman, man of high rank; feudal lord … English contemporary dictionary
seignior — n. Lord … New dictionary of synonyms