landgravine

[ land-gruh-veen ]

/ ˈlænd grəˌvin /

the wife of a landgrave.

a woman of the rank of a landgrave.

Origin of landgravine

1675–85; < Dutch landgravin, feminine of landgraaf landgrave

The Landgravine was led to the ballroom by her partner, an owlish colonel, and the other couples followed.

The Road to Paris |Robert Neilson Stephens
In Paris we met a distant relation,—one of the ladies of her highness the Landgravine.

The Road to Paris |Robert Neilson Stephens
The Landgravine smiled and said, I see well you take me for another than I am.

Memoirs of Leonora Christina |Leonora Christina Ulfeldt
The virtuous Landgravine kept her word, but could effect nothing.

Memoirs of Leonora Christina |Leonora Christina Ulfeldt

Here it was the Kur Furst of this; and there the Landgravine of that.

The Dodd Family Abroad, Vol. I.(of II) |Charles James Lever

landgravine

/ (ˈlændɡrəˌviːn) /

the wife or widow of a landgrave

a woman who held the rank of landgrave