knighthood in Russian
knighthood in Russian is ры́царство — knighthood means the honor and rank of being made a knight.
knighthood in Russian
ры́царство
Pronounced: rytsarstvo
What does "knighthood" mean?
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noun The honor and rank of being made a knight.
"He's got an OBE and MBE, and his recent work should entitle him to a knighthood."
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noun Knights considered as a group.
"The novel romanticises the knighthood of medieval England."
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knighthood in a sentence
- He's got an OBE and MBE, and his recent work should entitle him to a knighthood.
- They rushed to congratulate Sir John Smith on his knighthood.
- The novel romanticises the knighthood of medieval England.
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What is "knighthood" in Russian?
"knighthood" in Russian is ры́царство. knighthood means: The honor and rank of being made a knight.
How do you pronounce ры́царство?
"knighthood" in Russian is ры́царство, pronounced "rytsarstvo".
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