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king-count

king-count noun: a monarch who is both a king and a count; the head of a kingdom-county.

Noun

king-count (plural king-counts)

  1. A monarch who is both a king and a count; the head of a kingdom-county.
    • The Cistercian abbey of Poblet, in the district of Tarragona, was enthusiastically patronized by the king-counts.2011, Norman Davies, Vanished Kingdoms, Penguin, published 2012, page 184

Forms of king-count

pluralking-counts

Questions about king-count

What does king-count mean?
King-count means a monarch who is both a king and a count; the head of a kingdom-county.
What part of speech is king-count?
King-count is a noun.
What is the plural of king-count?
The plural of king-count is king-counts.

Words near king-count in the dictionary

  1. king's yellow
  2. king's-hood
  3. King-Armstrong unit
  4. King-Armstrong units
  5. king-at-arms
  6. king-count
  7. king-counts
  8. king-cure
  9. king-hell
  10. king-hit
  11. king-hits

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