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Date:
1100-1200
Language:
Old French
Origin:
contesse, from
Medieval Latin
comitissa, from
Latin
comes;
COUNT
2
countess
noun
Related topics:
Government
coun‧tess
[
countable
]
PG
a woman with the same rank as an
earl
or a
count
2
(
9
)
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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