pays d'état
pays d'état noun: any of several provinces of pre-Revolutionary France which retained their own local assemblies.
Noun
pays d'état (plural pays d'état)
- Any of several provinces of pre-Revolutionary France which retained their own local assemblies.
- Brittany was a pays d'état and while the province's elite of ancient Sword nobles controlled the Parlement at Rennes, its provincial estates were dominated by its extensive poor nobility [...].2002, Colin Jones, The Great Nation, Penguin, published 2003, page 272
Forms of pays d'état
| plural | pays d'état |
|---|---|
| alternative form | pays d'états |
Origin of pays d'état
From French pays d'états.
Questions about pays d'état
- What does pays d'état mean?
- Pays d'état means any of several provinces of pre-Revolutionary France which retained their own local assemblies.
- What part of speech is pays d'état?
- Pays d'état is a noun.
- What is the plural of pays d'état?
- The plural of pays d'état is pays d'état.
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