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[Facts] Re: Margravine?
by Chrisell (nsi) (guest)
2/14/2008, 9:23 PM
in reply to a message by nessime
It's a title, not a name. It's the feminine of Margrave, which is a German title of nobility.http://www.answers.com/margravine
http://www.answers.com/topic/margrave
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- nessime   +1
2/15/2008, 1:30 PM
Ooooh, sorry. Must've misread it.
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- Bastien Rosier
3/12/2008, 6:30 AM
It looks enough like a name that it could be used as one anyway, I suppose. I believe that Lady and Regina are common enough, as are Rex and Basil. This is the German equivalent to a British marchioness or a continental marquise.
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