baronet in Japanese
baronet in Japanese is 准男爵 — baronet means a man holding a hereditary title that ranks below the peerage but above a knighthood.
baronet in Japanese
准男爵
Pronounced: jundanshaku
The bearer of a hereditary title, below a peerage and senior to most knighthoods.
What does "baronet" mean?
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noun A man holding a hereditary title that ranks below the peerage but above a knighthood.
"He inherited the title of baronet from his grandfather along with the family estate."
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baronet in a sentence
- He inherited the title of baronet from his grandfather along with the family estate.
- Unlike a knighthood, a baronetcy passes down to the baronet's son.
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What is "baronet" in Japanese?
"baronet" in Japanese is 准男爵. baronet means: A man holding a hereditary title that ranks below the peerage but above a knighthood.
How do you pronounce 准男爵?
"baronet" in Japanese is 准男爵, pronounced "jundanshaku".
How do you use "baronet" in a sentence?
Example: "He inherited the title of baronet from his grandfather along with the family estate." In Japanese, "baronet" is 准男爵.
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