Palatine in German
Palatine in German is pfälzisch, Pfälzisch — Palatine means (of a lord or official) Holding local power along with royal rights that would normally belong only to a monarch.
Palatine in German
pfälzisch
Pfälzisch
The Rhine Franconian dialect spoken in the Palatinate.
What does "Palatine" mean?
- adj (of a lord or official) Holding local power along with royal rights that would normally belong only to a monarch.
- adj (of a territory) Governed by a lord who holds royal-level powers.
- adj Relating to a palace, especially one belonging to a Roman Emperor or Holy Roman Emperor.
- adj Another word for palatial, meaning grand like a palace.
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What is "Palatine" in German?
"Palatine" in German is pfälzisch, Pfälzisch. Palatine means: (of a lord or official) Holding local power along with royal rights that would normally belong only to a monarch.
Are there other ways to say "Palatine" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "Palatine": pfälzisch, Pfälzisch.
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