burgrave in Dutch
burgrave in Dutch is burchtgraaf — burgrave means a person who governed a town or castle militarily during the Middle Ages, particularly in German-speaking regions, or a noble of that same rank.
burgrave in Dutch
burchtgraaf
(historical) The military governor of a town or castle in the Middle Ages, especially in German-speaking Europe; a nobleman of the same status.
What does "burgrave" mean?
- noun A person who governed a town or castle militarily during the Middle Ages, particularly in German-speaking regions, or a noble of that same rank.
- noun (historical) Someone holding a title and lands passed down from an ancestor who once ran a fortified town.
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What is "burgrave" in Dutch?
"burgrave" in Dutch is burchtgraaf. burgrave means: A person who governed a town or castle militarily during the Middle Ages, particularly in German-speaking regions, or a noble of that same rank.
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