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Meanings of seigneur in English
Catalan
senyor feudal Synonyms
Examples for "lord"
Examples for "lord"
1
I know but the fact, my lord; it is most certainly true.
2
Bethune said, 'I shall show you the temporary headquarters building, m' lord.
3
The best part of our power remains with my lord father, though.
4
Ser Vardis Egen, you were ever my lord husband's good right hand.
5
So you have come back to see the meenadds feed, young lord?
1
The gentlemen called day before yesterday, mein herr, and took much away.
2
Hugh Herr was one of the best free climbers in New England.
3
Did he tell you why he needed to speak to Herr Luther?'
4
Yes, Herr Selk, it doesn't look good for the two of us.
5
Herr Grosse rose, and vacated the chair in favor of Mr. Sebright.
1
The dream had said that the señor had ridden into the west.
2
I found it upon the road: you are welcome to it, señor.
3
No great thing, señor; two hundred or two hundred and fifty dollars.
4
I'm only a plain señor in all this region of the country.
5
Do you, señor, bring up the rear and urge the mules forward.
1
Penance, signore, penance for my sins; and I am not without gratitude.
2
I should not like to be kept shut up like that, signore.
3
I've sent the captain and his madman away till this afternoon, signore.
4
I have not forgotten, signore; but do you not remember my answer?
5
Let us talk of something else, signore, was the mysterious chauffeur's reply.
Usage of seigneur in English
1
The preamble of this document recounts the services of the new seigneur.
2
The seigneur was the protector of the little town that lay below.
3
That young seigneur is the nephew of the captain-general of your archers.
4
The seigneur was required to pay no quit-rent to the public treasury.
5
The Smith was compelled to try his hand at transforming the seigneur.
6
In their salon he was as a chaplain in his seigneur's house.
7
The seigneur was more than a mere landlord, as the occasion testified.
8
Dufou, seigneur of Montbazon and grand cup-bearer of France, entered in haste.
9
The young seigneur rushed forward and seized her by her white hands.
10
Le Gardeur de Repentigny is the son of my dear old seigneur.
11
He was, in short, a most superb person, quite the grand seigneur.
12
Jean Baptiste Lardier, seigneur de Saint-Gervais de Pierrefitte, A. P. v. 17.
13
But he was a trader by profession before he became a seigneur.
14
His father, Pierre d'Amboise, seigneur de Chaumont, was chamberlain to Charles VII.
15
The seigneur bowed with much condescension, and shook the guardsman by the hand.
16
Consequently, an inevitable danger awaited the young lady whenever this terrible seigneur woke.
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