fealty in Norwegian
fealty in Norwegian is troskap, troskapsed — fealty means loyalty and formal obedience owed by a vassal to a feudal lord; more broadly, sworn faithfulness or allegiance.
fealty in Norwegian
troskap
troskapsed
What does "fealty" mean?
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noun Loyalty and formal obedience owed by a vassal to a feudal lord; more broadly, sworn faithfulness or allegiance.
"The knight swore fealty to the king before the entire court."
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fealty in a sentence
- The knight swore fealty to the king before the entire court.
- Modern writers sometimes use "fealty" for intense loyalty to a cause or leader.
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What is "fealty" in Norwegian?
"fealty" in Norwegian is troskap, troskapsed. fealty means: Loyalty and formal obedience owed by a vassal to a feudal lord; more broadly, sworn faithfulness or allegiance.
How do you use "fealty" in a sentence?
Example: "The knight swore fealty to the king before the entire court." In Norwegian, "fealty" is troskap, troskapsed.
Are there other ways to say "fealty" in Norwegian?
Yes — Norwegian has 2 translations listed for "fealty": troskap, troskapsed.
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