doge in Irish
doge in Irish is dóg — doge means the elected chief magistrate who historically led the republics of Venice or Genoa.
doge in Irish
dóg
(historical) The chief magistrate in the republics of Venice and Genoa.
What does "doge" mean?
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noun The elected chief magistrate who historically led the republics of Venice or Genoa.
"The doge presided over Venice from the Doge's Palace for centuries."
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doge in a sentence
- The doge presided over Venice from the Doge's Palace for centuries.
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What is "doge" in Irish?
"doge" in Irish is dóg. doge means: The elected chief magistrate who historically led the republics of Venice or Genoa.
How do you use "doge" in a sentence?
Example: "The doge presided over Venice from the Doge's Palace for centuries." In Irish, "doge" is dóg.
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