gentlesir
gentlesir noun: a polite form of address for a man.
Noun
gentlesir (plural gentlesirs)
- A polite form of address for a man.
- Gentlesirs, what think you? You have just seen forty-five (untranslatable noun) representing all the continents of the several worlds of the United Systems of Briamos.1978, Alan Dean Foster, Star Trek Log Ten, page 204
- "Gentlesirs, gentlesirs," the Tersept of Sart said in swift and slightly overloud soothing, "let our brawl be where it truly lies, with the so-called Risen King, and not with each other.2007, Ed Greenwood, The Vacant Throne, page 64
Forms of gentlesir
| plural | gentlesirs |
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Origin of gentlesir
From gentle + sir, modelled on gentleman.
Questions about gentlesir
- What does gentlesir mean?
- Gentlesir means a polite form of address for a man.
- What part of speech is gentlesir?
- Gentlesir is a noun.
- What is the plural of gentlesir?
- The plural of gentlesir is gentlesirs.
Words near gentlesir in the dictionary
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