Word: yeomanry
Category: yeomanry
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Translations: yeomanry
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spanish
Translations:
caballería, pequeños propietarios, Yeomanry, Yeomanry de, labradores acomodados
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german
Translations:
freibauern, Freibauernschaft, Freibauernstand, Freibauern
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french
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ensemble des moyens, Yeomanry, classe des paysans, yeomen, la yeomanry
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italian
Translations:
classe di piccoli coltivatori diretti, Yeomanry
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portuguese
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proprietários de terra, Yeomanry, yeomanry era, yeomanry era um, camponeses independentes
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dutch
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vrijwillige militie, Yeomanry, Yeomanry van, stand der eigenerfden
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russian
Translations:
мелкие землевладельцы, Yeomanry, Йеоманри
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norwegian
Translations:
Yeomanry
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danish
Translations:
Yeomanry
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czech
Translations:
zemanstvo, Yeomanry
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polish
Translations:
klasa średniorolnych chłopów
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hungarian
Translations:
szabad kisbirtokosság, nemesi
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turkish
Translations:
gönüllü süvari alayı, çiftçi sınıfı
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greek
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γεωργοί, Yeomanry, μικροκτηματίες ιππείς
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ukrainian
Translations:
дрібні, маленькі, дрібніші
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albanian
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pronarët e vegjël, kalorësi vullnetare
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bulgarian
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териториална конница, съсловието на йомените
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belarusian
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дробныя, маленькія
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croatian
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slobodni seljaci, seljaci
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lithuanian
Translations:
savanoriai raiteliai, brīvzemnieki, Klasė średniorolnych chłopów, Savanorių Kavalerija
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latvian
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brīvprātīgo kavalērija, brīvo zemnieku kārta
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romanian
Translations:
răzeșime, călărași voluntari
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slovak
Translations:
zemianstvo
The meaning and "use of": yeomanry
noun
- a group of men who held and cultivated small landed estates. - The enclosing movement was attacked on various grounds. To its effects were attributed the disappearance of the yeomanry , using the words in the strict sense of farmer-owners.