HOHENSTAUFEN

Meaning of HOHENSTAUFEN in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈhō-ən-ˌshtau̇-fən, -ˌstau̇- ]

adjective

Date: 1883

: of or relating to a princely German family that reigned over the Holy Roman Empire from 1138-1254 and over Sicily from 1194-1266

• Hohenstaufen noun

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HOHENSTAUFEN — adjective Date: 1883 of or relating to a princely German family that reigned over the Holy Roman Empire from 1138-1254 …
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