portgreve
/ˈpɔrtɡɹɛv/Definitions
1. noun
A high-ranking official or governor in some medieval English towns, particularly in the port towns.
“The portgreve oversaw the import and export trade in the bustling port city.”
1. noun
A high-ranking official or governor in some medieval English towns, particularly in the port towns.
“The portgreve oversaw the import and export trade in the bustling port city.”