tsardom in Portuguese
tsardom in Portuguese is czarado — tsardom means the territory or country ruled by a tsar.
tsardom in Portuguese
czarado
(countable) The territory ruled by a tsar.
What does "tsardom" mean?
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noun The territory or country ruled by a tsar.
"The tsardom stretched across vast plains and forests."
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noun The rank, role or rule of a tsar.
"He was crowned and formally entered his tsardom."
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tsardom in a sentence
- The tsardom stretched across vast plains and forests.
- Peasants across the tsardom faced harsh winters.
- He was crowned and formally entered his tsardom.
- The transition of tsardom from father to son was not always smooth.
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What is "tsardom" in Portuguese?
"tsardom" in Portuguese is czarado. tsardom means: The territory or country ruled by a tsar.
How do you use "tsardom" in a sentence?
Example: "The tsardom stretched across vast plains and forests." In Portuguese, "tsardom" is czarado.
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