Meaning of "palsgravine" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF PALSGRAVINE

palsgravine  [ˈpɔːlzɡrəˌviːn]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF PALSGRAVINE

Palsgravine is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES PALSGRAVINE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of palsgravine in the English dictionary

The definition of palsgravine in the dictionary is of or relating to a German count palatine.

TRANSLATION OF PALSGRAVINE

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PALSGRAVINE»

Discover the use of palsgravine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to palsgravine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

Mediæval popes, emperors, kings, and crusaders: or, Germany, ...

Agnes and her mother, the Palsgravine Irmen- gard, were then resident at the Castle of Stahleck upon the Rhine ; where a letter from Conrad communicated to his wife the French King's offer, the Emperor's will, and the day upon which he ...

Mrs. William Busk, 1855

Mediaeval popes, emperors, kings, and crusaders, or, ...

Agnes and her mother, the Palsgravine Irmen- gard, were then resident at the Castle of Stahleck upon the Rhine ; where a letter from Conrad communicated to his wife the French King's offer, the Emperor's will, and the day upon which he ...

Mrs. William Busk, 1855

Mediæval popes, emperors, kings, and crusaders; or, Germany, ...

Agnes and her mother, the Palsgravine Irmen- gard, were then resident at the Castle of Stahleck upon the Rhine ; where a letter from Conrad communicated to his wife the French King's offer, the Emperor's will, and the day upon which he ...

M M. Busk, 1854

Gentlemen Errant: Being the Journeys and Adventures of Four ...

THE DUCHESS OF MILAN 383 Eleonore, indeed, had presented the little Palsgravine with another 2,000 crowns,1 but this was already spent. ' From this store,' says Hubertus, ' she had been daily buying all manner of things. And when I one ...

Nina Cust, 1909

Lärobok i engelska språket

£>ar 5Ri gijratiofjerbe Sefttonett. 245. Czar. (Ejar. Czarina. Landgrave, Sanbtgrefroe. Landgravine. Margrave, STOarfgrefroe. Margravine. Palsgrave, spfaljgrefroe. Palsgravine. Don, £erre. Donna. Infant, infant Infanta. Signor, §erre. Signora.

Jonas Ulrik Grönlund, 1862

A New Grammar of the English Language, etc

(80). These are irregular in. their terminations. Grandsire Grandam Hero Heroine Landgrave Landgravine Amoroso Amorosa (81 ) Tzar Tzarina Margrave Margravine Gafier Gammer Palsgrave Palsgravine Deserter Desertrice Peacock  ...

T. O. CHURCHILL, 1823

A New Dictionary of the English and Dutch Language: To which ...

Palm-suuday, Pailler, Patfterltok, m. Long and heavy walking-stick. Paitaros, in. Large ceat. faltsgraaf , m. Count palatine , Palsgrave. Paltigraaffchap , o. Palatinate , Palsgraviate. Palisgravin , vr. Palsgravine. Pampcrnoeljc , vr. zie Paddeiloel.

Dirk Bomhoff, 1832

The Thirty Years War

Eggenberg, Johann Ulrich von, Austrian statesman 89, 142, 275, 278 Elizabeth 1 , Queen of England (1558- 1603) 22, 95, 128, 163 Elizabeth Stuart, daughter of James i, Countess Palatine (Palsgravine) 92, 128, 211, 238 Falkenhon of GloSek  ...

Josef V. Polišenský, 1971

Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English

... whence E palsgrave, acount palatine:cf G Pfalzgraf. His wifeisa palsgravine: D paltsgravin:cfG Pfalzgräfin. paladin. Seeprec, para 3. palaeobotany, palaeography, etc. See Elements at palaio. palais de danse. See PALACE, para 1. palama, ...

Eric Partridge, 2006

An English grammar

Baron, baroness. Don, donna. Benefactor, benefactress. Duke, duchess. Conductor, conductress. Editor, editress. Masculine. Feminine. Masculine. Feminine. Emperor, empress. Palsgrave, palsgravine. Enchanter, enchantress. Masculine and ...

George Payn Quackenbos, 1869