seignior

/sɛnˈdʒɔɪər/

Definitions

1. noun

A feudal lord or owner of land, especially in medieval Italy.

“The seignior of the estate was known for his generosity and kindness towards the villagers.”

2. noun

A title of nobility, especially in medieval Italy.

“He was addressed as seignior, a title that commanded respect and deference.”

3. noun

A person of high social status or authority.

“The seignior of the community was invited to the ceremony to represent the town’s interests.”

Synonyms

  • feudal lord
  • lord
  • nobility

Antonyms

  • commoner
  • serf