Countess and Marquess

Countess

Countess noun - Female equivalent of a count or earl.
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Synonyms for Countess

Marquess and countess are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Marquess" instead a noun "Countess".

Nearby Words: counter, count

Marquess

Marquess noun - Nobleman (in various countries) ranking above a count.
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Countess and marquess are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Countess" instead a noun "Marquess".

Nearby Words: marquis, marquise

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  • In the Fire Emblem Elibe games, the marquesses of Lycia are referred to after the provinces they govern, such as Marquess Ostia (being Uther or Hector, depending on the game) or Marquess Pherae (Elbert & Eliwood, respectively) and Lord Pent and his wife Louise are also called Count/Countess Reglay .
    Source: Lord Country
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