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Ruler or monarch of a grand duchy.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Son, daughter, or grandchild of a czar (emperor) of the Russian Empire. (A more literal translation of the Russian is grand prince.)
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a prince who rules a territory
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Broader terms: prince
Narrower terms: Ivan III, Ivan III Vasilievich, Ivan the Great
From grand + duke, after Middle French and French grand duc /grand-duc, itself after titles in other languages, especially Italian granduca, German Großherzog, and Russian вели́кий князь (velíkij knjazʹ). Doublet of grand-duc.
Across languages
Translations
47 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
غْرَانْدُوق
(ḡrāndūq)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Catalan:
gran duc
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Chinese Mandarin:
太公
(tàigōng)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Czech:
velkovévoda
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Danish:
storhertug
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Danish:
storfyrste
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Dutch:
groothertog
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Esperanto:
grandduko
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Finnish:
suurherttua
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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French:
grand-duc
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Georgian:
ერისმთავარი
(erismtavari)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Georgian:
დიდი მთავარი
(didi mtavari)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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German:
Großherzog
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Hungarian:
nagyherceg
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Icelandic:
stórhertogi
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Indonesian:
adipati agung
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Indonesian:
haryapatih
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Irish:
ard-diúc.
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Italian:
granduca
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Khmer:
សម្ដេចចៅពញា
(sɑmdach chav pnyie)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Khmer:
លោកអ្នកឧកញ៉ា
(lok neak ok nha)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Latvian:
lielhercogs
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Old Ruthenian:
вели́кий князь
(velíkij knjazʹ)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Persian:
گراندوک
(gerânduk)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Polish:
wielki książę
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Portuguese:
grão-duque
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Russian:
вели́кий ге́рцог
(velíkij gércog)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Russian:
эрцге́рцог
(ercgércog)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Spanish:
gran duque
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Swedish:
storhertig
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Thai:
แกรนด์ดุ๊ก
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Thai:
แกรนด์ดยุก
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Turkish:
granduka
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Turkish:
grandük
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Ottoman Turkish:
غراندوقه
(granduka)
— ruler or monarch of a grand duchy
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Czech:
velkokníže
— son or grandson of a czar
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Danish:
storfyrste
— son or grandson of a czar
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Finnish:
suurherttua
— son or grandson of a czar
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French:
grand-duc
— son or grandson of a czar
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German:
Großfürst
— son or grandson of a czar
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Icelandic:
stórfursti
— son or grandson of a czar
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Khmer:
សម្ដេចចៅពញា
(som dach chao pnhea)
— son or grandson of a czar
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Russian:
вели́кий князь
(velíkij knjazʹ)
— son or grandson of a czar
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Spanish:
gran duque
— son or grandson of a czar
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Swedish:
storfurste
— son or grandson of a czar
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Thai:
แกรนด์ดุ๊ก
— son or grandson of a czar
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Thai:
แกรนด์ดยุก
— son or grandson of a czar