COMTESSE

Meaning of COMTESSE in English

/kawonn tes"/ , n. , pl. comtesses /-tes"/ . French.

countess.

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COMTESSE — kōⁿtes noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Old French comtesse, contesse, from comte, conte + -esse -ess : countess
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COMTESSE — (французское) графиня
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COMTESSE — n фр. графиня
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COMTESSE — (n) графиня
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COMTESSE — n фр. графиня
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COMTESSE — n фр. графиня
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COMTESSE — (французское) графиня
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BARRY, (MARIE-) JEANNE BCU, COMTESSE DU — (countess of) born Aug. 19, 1743, Vaucouleurs, Fr. died Dec. 8, 1793, Paris last of the mistresses of the French …
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DU BARRY — biographical name Comtesse
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BARRY — I. biographical name Jeanne Bécu 1743-1793 Comtesse du ~ mistress of Louis XV of France, II. biographical name Philip 1896-1949 …
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OVER — I. |ōvə(r) adverb Etymology: Middle English, adverb & preposition, from Old English ofer; akin to Old High German ubari, ubiri, …
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DU BARRY — I. d(y)üˈbarē noun Usage: often capitalized D&B Etymology: probably after Marie Jean Bécu, Comtesse du Barry died 1793 mistress of …
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ROSE DU BARRY — ˌrōzd(y)üˈbarē noun or rose pompadour ˈrōz+ pronunc at pompadour Usage: usually capitalized B&P Etymology: rose du barry probably from French, …
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PRINCE CHARMING — 1. ( sometimes l.c. ) a man who embodies a woman's romantic ideal. 2. a man who avidly seeks the …
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LA FAYETTE — /laf'ee et", laf'ay-, lah'fee-, -fay-/ ; Fr. /lann fann yet"/ Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne /mann rddee" manndeu len" …
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EUGÉNIE — /ue zhay nee"/ , n. Comtesse de Teba /de te"bah/ , ( Marie Eugénie de Montijo de Guzmán ), 1826-1920, …
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DU BARRY — /dooh bar"ee, dyooh/ ; Fr. /dyuu bann rddee"/ , Comtesse ( Marie Jeanne Bécu ) 1746-93, mistress of Louis XV.
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BARRY — I. bä-ˈrē biographical name Jeanne Bécu 1743-1793 Comtesse du Barry mistress of Louis XV of France II. ˈba-rē biographical name …
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DU BARRY — Comtesse — see Jeanne Barry
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NOAILLES, ANNA DE — born Nov. 15, 1876, Paris, France died April 30, 1933, Paris in full Anna-lisabeth De Noailles, Princess Brancovan, Countess (comtesse) …
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NIVERNAIS — in France, the area administered from Nevers during the ancien rgime, and until the French Revolution the last great fief …
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MARIA STELLA — born April 16, 1773, Modigliana, Papal States died Dec. 28, 1843, Paris Italian adventuress who contested the parentage of Louis …
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LILLE — city, capital of Nord dpartement and of the Nord-Pas-de-Calais rgion, northern France, on the Dele River, 136 miles (219 km) …
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LESPINASSE, JULIE DE — born 1732, Lyon, France died May 23, 1776, Paris in full Julie-jeanne-lanore De Lespinasse hostess of one of the most …
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GUISE, LOUIS III DE LORRAINE, 3E CARDINAL DE — (3rd cardinal of) born Jan. 22, 1575 died June 21, 1621, Saintes, Fr. last of the cardinals of the House …
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GEVERS, MARIE
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EUGENIE — born May 5, 1826, Granada, Spain died July 11, 1920, Madrid in full Eugnie, Comtesse (countess) De Teba, original name …
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CONTI, LOUIS-FRANOIS DE BOURBON, PRINCE DE — born Aug. 13, 1717, Paris died Aug. 2, 1776, Paris Louis-Armand II's second son. He adopted a military career and, …
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CHRETIEN DE TROYES — flourished 1165-80 French poet who is known as the author of five Arthurian romances: Erec; Cligs; Lancelot, ou Le Chevalier …
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CHAPU, HENRI-MICHEL-ANTOINE — born Sept. 29, 1833, Le Me, Fr. died April 21, 1891, Paris French sculptor and portrait medallist whose works were …
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BOUFFLERS, STANISLAS-JEAN, CHEVALIER DE — (knight of) born May 31, 1738, Nancy, Fr. died Jan. 18, 1815, Paris French writer, soldier, and academician remembered chiefly …
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