Squire
//ˈskwaɪə//
Translations of "squire" (29 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | ἱπποκόμος(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | hippokómos | |
| Belarusian | збраяносец(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | zbrajanósjec | |
| Bulgarian | кавалер(male follower of a lady), оръжено́сец(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | kavaler, orǎženósec | |
| Catalan | escuder(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 侍衛 /侍卫(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | si⁶ wai⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 侍從 /侍从(armor-bearer who attended a knight), 侍衛 /侍卫(armor-bearer who attended a knight), 紳士 /绅士(male attendant on a great personage) | shìcóng, shìwèi, shēnshì | |
| Danish | kavaler(male follower of a lady), væbner(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Dutch | jonkheer(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), schildknaap(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Esperanto | varleto(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Finnish | aseenkantaja(armor-bearer who attended a knight), herra(title of office and courtesy), kavaljeeri(male follower of a lady), seuralainen(male follower of a lady) | — | |
| Franco-Provençal | êcuyer(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| French | cavalier(male follower of a lady), châtelain(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), escorte(male follower of a lady), majordome(male attendant on a great personage), seigneur(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), sigisbée(male follower of a lady), valet(male attendant on a great personage), écuyer(armor-bearer who attended a knight), écuyer(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire) | — | |
| Galician | escudeiro(armor-bearer who attended a knight), escudeiro(armor-bearer who attended a knight), escudeiro(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire) | — | |
| German | Edelknecht(armor-bearer who attended a knight), Galan(male attendant on a great personage), Kavalier(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), Knappe(armor-bearer who attended a knight), Schildknappe(armor-bearer who attended a knight), Schildknecht(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Hungarian | fegyverhordozó(armor-bearer who attended a knight), fegyvernök(armor-bearer who attended a knight), földesúr(historical: landowner from the English gentry during the early modern period), gavallér(male follower of a lady), lovag(male follower of a lady), udvarló(male follower of a lady), uraság(title of office and courtesy), úr(title of office and courtesy) | — | |
| Ido | skudiero(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Italian | castellano(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), cicisbeo(male follower of a lady), gentiluomo(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), gentiluomo(title of office and courtesy), maggiordomo(male attendant on a great personage), nobiluomo m di campagna(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), scudiero(armor-bearer who attended a knight), valletto(male attendant on a great personage) | — | |
| Kazakh | атқосшы(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | atqosşy | |
| Latin | armiger(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Lithuanian | ginklanešys(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Macedonian | го́сподин(title of office and courtesy), мо́мок(male attendant on a great personage), оруже́носец(armor-bearer who attended a knight), чорба́џија(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), штито́носец(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | góspodin, mómok, oružénosec, čorbádžija, štitónosec | |
| Malay | khadam(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Polish | dziedzic(male attendant on a great personage), dziedzic(historical: landowner from the English gentry during the early modern period), esquire(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), giermek(armor-bearer who attended a knight), kawaler(male follower of a lady), pan(title of office and courtesy), pan na włościach(historical: landowner from the English gentry during the early modern period) | — | |
| Portuguese | escudeiro(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Romanian | moșier(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Russian | господи́н(title of office and courtesy), кавале́р(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), кавале́р(male follower of a lady), камерди́нер(male attendant on a great personage), оружено́сец(armor-bearer who attended a knight), поме́щик(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), сквайр(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire), эсква́йр(title of dignity next in degree below knight, and above gentleman; esquire) | gospodín, kavalér, kavalér, kamerdíner, oruženósec, poméščik, skvajr, eskvájr | |
| Sicilian | scuteri(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Spanish | armígero(armor-bearer who attended a knight), escudero(armor-bearer who attended a knight), escudero armífero(armor-bearer who attended a knight), mona sabio(armor-bearer who attended a knight), mono sabio(armor-bearer who attended a knight), monosabia(armor-bearer who attended a knight), monosabio(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — | |
| Swedish | vapendragare(armor-bearer who attended a knight), väpnare(armor-bearer who attended a knight) | — |
escuder
kavaler, væbner
jonkheer, schildknaap
varleto
aseenkantaja, herra, kavaljeeri, seuralainen
êcuyer
cavalier, châtelain, escorte, majordome, seigneur, sigisbée, valet, écuyer, écuyer
escudeiro, escudeiro, escudeiro
Edelknecht, Galan, Kavalier, Knappe, Schildknappe, Schildknecht
fegyverhordozó, fegyvernök, földesúr, gavallér, lovag, udvarló, uraság, úr
skudiero
castellano, cicisbeo, gentiluomo, gentiluomo, maggiordomo, nobiluomo m di campagna, scudiero, valletto
armiger
ginklanešys
го́сподин, мо́мок, оруже́носец, чорба́џија, штито́носец
góspodin, mómok, oružénosec, čorbádžija, štitónosec
khadam
dziedzic, dziedzic, esquire, giermek, kawaler, pan, pan na włościach
escudeiro
moșier
господи́н, кавале́р, кавале́р, камерди́нер, оружено́сец, поме́щик, сквайр, эсква́йр
gospodín, kavalér, kavalér, kamerdíner, oruženósec, poméščik, skvajr, eskvájr
scuteri
armígero, escudero, escudero armífero, mona sabio, mono sabio, monosabia, monosabio
vapendragare, väpnare
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