Associations to the word «Seigneur»
Noun
- Marriage
- Obligation
- Privilege
- Commandant
- Castle
- Elias
- Canada
- Mint
- Xiii
- Christ
- Knight
- Constable
- Un
- Lawyer
- Winchester
- Simon
- Protestant
- Genealogy
- Cousin
- Clement
- Iii
- Viii
- Scottish
- Ferdinand
- Pol
- Raymond
- Murray
- Bon
- Gentleman
- Tenure
- Paris
- Roy
- Guy
- Niece
- Ne
- Joseph
- Title
- Se
- Legislator
- Charlotte
- Stronghold
- Francis
- Mortgage
- Testament
- Abbey
- Lordship
- Pay
- Ii
- Wife
- Trader
- Stewart
- Champagne
- Bishop
- Landlord
- Ambassador
- Governor
- King
- Vicar
- Heir
- Accord
- Nay
- Elder
- Rachel
- Land
- Figure
- Albert
- Malcolm
- Holder
- Admiral
- Sale
- Nephew
- Prince
- Earl
- Statesman
- Grandfather
- Soldier
- Declaration
- Xii
- Carey
- Magistrate
- Payment
- Crown
- Ruler
- Vi
Wiktionary
SEIGNEUR, noun. (French history) A feudal lord; a noble.
SEIGNEUR, noun. The hereditary feudal ruler of Sark.
SEIGNEUR, noun. A landowner in Canada; the holder of a seigneurie.
Dictionary definition
SEIGNEUR, noun. A man of rank in the ancient regime.
Wise words
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