viscount in Japanese
viscount in Japanese is 子爵 — viscount means a nobleman ranked below an earl or count but above a baron.
viscount in Japanese
子爵
Pronounced: shishaku
A member of the peerage, above a baron but below a count or earl.
What does "viscount" mean?
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noun A nobleman ranked below an earl or count but above a baron.
"The old estate had belonged to a viscount for three generations."
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viscount in a sentence
- The old estate had belonged to a viscount for three generations.
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What is "viscount" in Japanese?
"viscount" in Japanese is 子爵. viscount means: A nobleman ranked below an earl or count but above a baron.
How do you pronounce 子爵?
"viscount" in Japanese is 子爵, pronounced "shishaku".
How do you use "viscount" in a sentence?
Example: "The old estate had belonged to a viscount for three generations." In Japanese, "viscount" is 子爵.
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