comte-duc
kɔ̃tə dyk
Definition
Definition of comte-duc - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
noblessenoble important réunissant à la fois les titres de comte et de duc
- Le comte-duc négociait directement avec les ambassadeurs étrangers.
- Le comte-duc possédait plusieurs domaines dans la région.
- Un comte-duc présidait la cérémonie à la cour.
Origin of comte-duc
latin, comes (compagnon) + dux (chef)
Terms with comte-duc included in their meaning
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noblesse
titre de noblesse situé entre comte et duc
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- English:count-duke, ...
- German:Grafherzog, ...
- Italian:conte-duca, ...
- Spanish:conde-duque, ...
- Portuguese:conde-duque, ...
- Chinese:伯爵兼公爵, ...
- Japanese:伯爵公爵, ...
- Arabic:كونت دوق, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹזֵן דּוּכָס, ...
- Russian:граф-герцог, ...
- Ukrainian:граф-герцог, ...
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