manor in Danish
manor in Danish is gods, herregård, landsted — manor means a large landed estate, or the main house on it.
manor in Danish
gods
herregård
A landed estate.
landsted
A landed estate.
What does "manor" mean?
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noun A large landed estate, or the main house on it.
"The family had owned the manor for over three centuries."
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noun (British, informal) One's home neighbourhood or area, especially the territory a police officer or criminal operates in.
"The old detective knew every street on his manor."
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manor in a sentence
- The family had owned the manor for over three centuries.
- Tourists were allowed to tour the manor house on weekends.
- The old detective knew every street on his manor.
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What is "manor" in Danish?
"manor" in Danish is gods, herregård, landsted. manor means: A large landed estate, or the main house on it.
How do you use "manor" in a sentence?
Example: "The family had owned the manor for over three centuries." In Danish, "manor" is gods, herregård, landsted.
Are there other ways to say "manor" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 3 translations listed for "manor": gods, herregård, landsted.
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