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Knights
| of the
| Noble
| Order of
| Britannia
| Knight | |
| social.sc. | Ritter |
| knight | |
| gen. | Edelmann; Pferd; Ritter; Springer; Rössel; Rössl |
| of the | |
| gen. | vom; des |
| noble | |
| gen. | erlaucht |
| order of | |
| bank. | Beschluss der |
| Britannia | |
| gen. | Britannien |
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| Edelmann m; Pferd n; Ritter m; Springer m (Schach) | |||
| Springer m | |||
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| Rössel südd.; Rössl südd. | |||
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| Ritter m | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| In medieval Europe and England a knight was a military aristocrat who swore allegiance to a lord in exchange for control over land. | |||
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| Knights: 87 phrases in 20 subjects |
| American usage, not spelling | 3 |
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