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palsgrave

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pals·grave  (pôlzgrv)
n.
See palatine1.
[Obsolete Dutch paltsgrave, from Middle Dutch palsgrve, palsgrve : pals, palatine (from Vulgar Latin *palantia, palace, from Latin paltia, pl. of Paltium, imperial palace; see palace) + Middle Dutch grve, grve, count; see margrave.]
palsgrave [ˈpɔːlzgreɪv]
n
(Historical Terms) Archaic a German count palatine
[from Dutch, from Middle Dutch paltsgrave, from palts estate of a palatine + grave count]
palsgravine  [ˈpɔːlzgrəˌviːn] fem n
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Noun1.palsgrave - (Middle Ages) the lord of a palatinate who exercised sovereign powers over his lands
palatine
noble, nobleman, Lord - a titled peer of the realm
Dark Ages, Middle Ages - the period of history between classical antiquity and the Italian Renaissance
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palsgrave
n (Hist) → Pfalzgraf m
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But, unlike Palsgrave and Dubois, he does not mold French usage to Latin rules.
Grammaire francaise (1623) by Gilman, Donald / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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