countess in Greek
countess in Greek is κόμισσα — countess means the wife of a count or earl, or a woman who holds that rank in her own right.
countess in Greek
κόμισσα
Pronounced: komissa
A woman holding the rank of count or earl in her own right; a female holder of an earldom.
What does "countess" mean?
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noun The wife of a count or earl, or a woman who holds that rank in her own right.
"The countess hosted a grand ball at her estate."
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countess in a sentence
- The countess hosted a grand ball at her estate.
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What is "countess" in Greek?
"countess" in Greek is κόμισσα. countess means: The wife of a count or earl, or a woman who holds that rank in her own right.
How do you pronounce κόμισσα?
"countess" in Greek is κόμισσα, pronounced "komissa".
How do you use "countess" in a sentence?
Example: "The countess hosted a grand ball at her estate." In Greek, "countess" is κόμισσα.
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