Translation
baron
Word origin
An international borrowing of baron, from Late Latin baro ('man, warrior'), probably of Frankish origin. His wife is a baronino and his estate a baronlando.
- Origin
- Late Latin baro, via international baron
- Root
- baro
- English cognates
- baron, baroness
Examples
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The baron lived in a large castle.
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The old baron was very rich.
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The baron invited the count to a party.
The rank sits high in an 1887-1930 corpus because the early Esperanto bookshelf leaned hard on translated European novels, where barons are thick on the ground. Useful for reading the classics; you will not often need it at the shops.
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