prince
21prince — [prins] n. [OFr < L princeps, first, chief, prince < * primo caps, lit., first taken < primus (see PRIME) + capere, to take (see HAVE)] 1. Archaic any male monarch; esp., a king 2. a ruler whose rank is below that of king; head of a… …
22Prince [1] — Prince (fr., spr. Prängs), 1) Prinz; 2) Fürst; Prince de puy (spr. Prängs d Pü), Vorsitzender der Minnehöfe (s.d.) …
23prince — [ prıns ] noun count ** 1. ) a male member of a royal family who is not the king, especially one whose parent or grandparent is the king or queen a ) the male royal leader of some small countries 2. ) the best man of a group of men doing the same …
24Prince [2] — Prince, Marie le P. de Beaumont, s. Beaumont 3) …
25Prince [3] — Prince (spr. Prinns), Grafschaft auf der Prinz Edwardsinsel im britischen Nordamerika; bildet den Westtheil der Insel; Hauptstadt Princetown mit gutem Hafen, noch sehr klein …
26Prince — Prince, The (1532) a book by Machiavelli which discusses what a ruler should do in order to gain and keep power and be an effective ruler, even if this means being cruel, dishonest, or immoral …
27Prince — Nom rencontré dans l Est (88, 10 notamment). Voir Leprince …
28Prince — Rogers Nelson …
29prince — ► NOUN 1) a son or other close male relative of a monarch. 2) a male monarch of a small state. 3) (in some European countries) a nobleman. DERIVATIVES princedom noun. ORIGIN from Latin princeps first, chief, sovereign …
30Prince — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Cet article possède un paronyme, voir : Petit Prince (homonymie) …
