Guelph in Greek
Guelph in Greek is Γουέλφος — Guelph means in medieval Italy, a supporter of the Pope in the long conflict against the Emperor and his allies.
Guelph in Greek
Γουέλφος
Pronounced: Gouelfos
(historical, politics) In the politics of medieval Italian city states, any member of a faction that supported the Pope in a long struggle against the Ghibellines and the Holy Roman Emperor.
What does "Guelph" mean?
- noun In medieval Italy, a supporter of the Pope in the long conflict against the Emperor and his allies.
- noun A member of a conservative German political party formed to oppose Prussia's takeover of Hanover.
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What is "Guelph" in Greek?
"Guelph" in Greek is Γουέλφος. Guelph means: In medieval Italy, a supporter of the Pope in the long conflict against the Emperor and his allies.
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"Guelph" in Greek is Γουέλφος, pronounced "Gouelfos".
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