Примери коришћења Noblewoman на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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She looks like a noblewoman or something.
The guards thought he attacked that noblewoman.
Look, a noblewoman all blown of her pride.
Let your nobleman make a noblewoman of you!
The Hebrew name Sarah indicates a woman of high rank andis translated as"princess" or"noblewoman".
Let your nobleman make a noblewoman of you, make a noblewoman of you!
None of these fellows have ever been with a noblewoman.
In the second marriage he married Polish noblewoman and lived and died in a castle near Kraków.
It was not that he disliked being bedded by Tylin, aside from the fact she was a queen,as snooty as any other noblewoman.
Historically, in Europe, a lady-in-waiting was often a noblewoman but of lower rank than the woman to whom she attended.
Olympias[1](Greek: Ὀλυμπιάς, flourished 4th century, died 361)[2] also known as Olympia,[3] sometimes known as Olympias the Elder[4] to distinguish her from her niece of the same name[5]was a Christian Roman noblewoman.
For you shall no longer be called the noblewoman of kingdoms.
Meanwhile, Jefimija(1349-1405) a Serbian, noblewoman, widow and orthodox nun became known not only as a poet who wrote a lament for her dead son, Uglješa, but also as a skilled needlewoman and engraver.
But like his namesake's character in A Knight's Tale, he soldiered on trying to win the heart of a(apparently) fickle, spoiled brat of an individual,not unlike the character of the noblewoman Jocelyn in A Knight's Tale, who seemed to have little more than looks going for her.
Born to the professor Lars Gabriel Branting and the noblewoman and pianist Emma af Georgii, Branting was educated in Stockholm and at Uppsala University.
Schallenberg married French-Belgian European civil servant and fellow graduate of the College of Europe Marie-Isabelle Hénin(born 1969 in Uccle) in Saint-Pierre, France in 1995.[1] She is the daughter of Erik Hénin and noted equestrian and1960s Parisian socialite Isabelle Le Maresquier, and a granddaughter of the prominent French architect Noël Le Maresquier and Spanish noblewoman Conchita López de Tejada; Isabelle Le Maresquier was a niece of French prime minister Michel Debré.
The Tale of Genji was written in the early 11th century by the noblewoman Murasaki Shikibu and is considered by some to be the first novel.
His step mother was a Carniolan(Slovenian) noblewoman from the family Kappus(also Kapus) von Pichelstein, a prosperous family which had for centuries lived at Kamna Gorica in Upper Carniola, where the family owned an iron foundry and an iron mine since the late Middle Ages, perhaps since the 12th century.
Societal norms probably played a role as well though since in 19th-century Russia a noblewoman couldn't always get a divorce and keep a good reputation, especially in noble circles.
She was always to be a noblewoman married to a nobleman of senatorial rank. The Ochmistrzyni supervised a large number of unmarried ladies-in-waiting, maids of honour. The queen's court was a larger version of the courts of the Polish magnate noblewomen, and it was the custom in the Polish nobility to send their teenage daughters to be educated as ladies-in-waitings in the household of another noblewoman or preferably the queen herself in order to receive an education and find someone to marry.
She was best known for her plays Boyarynya(1914; The Noblewoman), a psychological tragedy centered on the Ukrainian family in the 17th century,[15] which refers directly to Ukrainian history, and Lisova pisnya(1912; The Forest Song), the characters of which include mythological beings from Ukrainian folklore.
If there are any other noblewomen who have been.
And a fair few noblewomen.
The pretty young noblewomen of Rome would, I'm sure, delight to have you paw at them.
This is what all the noblewomen of Paris are doing, Lucrezia.
Especially the noblewomen.
During the Ming Dynasty of China, noblewomen wore very long artificial nails as a status symbol indicating that, unlike commoners, they did not have to do manual labor.
In contemporary Moscovian Russia, the role of the tsaritsa was semi-public;all Russian noblewomen were expected to live their lives in seclusion, with as little contact with men as possible.
Thanks to Castiglione, this was the first period of renaissance history in which noblewomen were able to study painting.
Noblewomen were responsible for running a household, and could occasionally be expected to handle estates in the absence of male relatives, but they were usually restricted from participation in military or government affairs.