noun
marquisate
Marquisate (noun) means the area of land ruled by a marquis or similar noble.
noun
1
The area of land ruled by a marquis or similar noble.
2
The rank or title of a marquis.
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Etymology
Formed from marquis and -ate (which forms nouns denoting rank or office, the concrete charge of it), modelled on Middle French marquisat and Italian marchesato.
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What is the meaning of marquisate?
"marquisate" (noun) means the area of land ruled by a marquis or similar noble.
What are the different meanings of marquisate?
"marquisate" has 2 main meanings: 1. The area of land ruled by a marquis or similar noble; 2. The rank or title of a marquis.