milord in Greek
milord in Greek is μιλόρδος — milord means a wealthy or noble Englishman, especially one travelling through Europe in style; used historically by French speakers to address such visitors.
milord in Greek
μιλόρδος
Pronounced: milordos
(British, obsolete, jocular) An English nobleman, especially one traveling Europe in grand style; a wealthy British gentleman.
What does "milord" mean?
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noun A wealthy or noble Englishman, especially one travelling through Europe in style; used historically by French speakers to address such visitors.
"The innkeeper greeted the visiting milord with great ceremony."
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- The innkeeper greeted the visiting milord with great ceremony.
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What is "milord" in Greek?
"milord" in Greek is μιλόρδος. milord means: A wealthy or noble Englishman, especially one travelling through Europe in style; used historically by French speakers to address such visitors.
How do you pronounce μιλόρδος?
"milord" in Greek is μιλόρδος, pronounced "milordos".
How do you use "milord" in a sentence?
Example: "The innkeeper greeted the visiting milord with great ceremony." In Greek, "milord" is μιλόρδος.
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