feudal in Greek
feudal in Greek is φεουδαρχικός — feudal means relating to feudalism, the medieval system in which land was granted in exchange for service and loyalty.
feudal in Greek
φεουδαρχικός
Pronounced: feoudarchikos
Of, or relating to feudalism.
What does "feudal" mean?
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adj Relating to feudalism, the medieval system in which land was granted in exchange for service and loyalty.
"Visitors toured a feudal castle where a lord once ruled the surrounding villages."
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feudal in a sentence
- Visitors toured a feudal castle where a lord once ruled the surrounding villages.
- In the feudal age, knights swore loyalty to a lord in exchange for land.
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What is "feudal" in Greek?
"feudal" in Greek is φεουδαρχικός. feudal means: Relating to feudalism, the medieval system in which land was granted in exchange for service and loyalty.
How do you pronounce φεουδαρχικός?
"feudal" in Greek is φεουδαρχικός, pronounced "feoudarchikos".
How do you use "feudal" in a sentence?
Example: "Visitors toured a feudal castle where a lord once ruled the surrounding villages." In Greek, "feudal" is φεουδαρχικός.
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