Liège in Norwegian
Liège in Norwegian is Liège — Liège means in feudal times, a lord entitled to service and loyalty from his subjects, or (less often) the subject who owed that loyalty.
Liège in Norwegian
What does "Liège" mean?
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noun In feudal times, a lord entitled to service and loyalty from his subjects, or (less often) the subject who owed that loyalty.
"The knights swore to defend their liege against all enemies."
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adj Relating to the mutual duties between a feudal lord and his subjects; bound by loyalty and service.
"They pledged liege loyalty to the new king."
Liège in a sentence
- The knights swore to defend their liege against all enemies.
- A liege was expected to protect the people who served him.
- They pledged liege loyalty to the new king.
Common Norwegian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Liège" in Norwegian?
"Liège" in Norwegian is Liège. Liège means: In feudal times, a lord entitled to service and loyalty from his subjects, or (less often) the subject who owed that loyalty.
How do you use "Liège" in a sentence?
Example: "The knights swore to defend their liege against all enemies." In Norwegian, "Liège" is Liège.