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Definition of earldom - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
nobilityDated UK rank or title of an earlDated UK
- He inherited the earldom from his father.
2.
historyDated UK territory controlled by an earlDated UK
- The earldom stretched across the northern hills.
Origin of earldom
Old English, eorl (nobleman) + dom (domain)
Terms with earldom included in their meaning
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history
noble title for a Scottish earldom
nobility
English earldom
nobility
shortened title used to refer to that earldom's holder
noble title
English earldom
nobility
earldom in the English peerage
nobility
Scottish earldom
nobility
earldom in the British peerage
nobility
English dukedom and earldom
Examples of earldom in a sentence
His ambition was to claim the earldom for himself. The earldom was known for its rich history and culture. He inherited the earldom after his father's passing.
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- French:comté, ...
- German:Grafentitel, Grafschaft, ...
- Italian:contea, contado, ...
- Spanish:condado, territorio del conde, ...
- Portuguese:condado, domínio de conde, ...
- Chinese:伯爵爵位, 伯爵辖区, ...
- Japanese:伯爵位, 伯爵領, ...
- Arabic:إيرلدوم, إمارة إيرل, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹאַר הָרוֹזֵן, ...
- Russian:графство, ...
- Ukrainian:графство, володіння графа, ...
- Hindi:अर्लडम, अर्ल का क्षेत्र, ...
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