No. 7,822 in French
seigneurs
"Seigneurs" means "lords" or "landowners" in English, often referring to feudal or noble authority.
In a sentence
Les seigneurs médiévaux avaient des châteaux impressionnants.
Medieval lords had impressive castles.
The word 'seigneurs' is used here to denote feudal lords in a historical context, referring to those who held estates and had authority over them.
Mesdames et messieurs, je vous présente les seigneurs de cette région.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the lords of this region.
The word 'seigneurs' refers to noble or influential individuals with control or prestige in a particular area.
Dans l'histoire fantastique, les seigneurs des dragons dominent les terres lointaines.
In the fantasy story, the dragon lords rule over the distant lands.
'Seigneurs' is used in a fictional or metaphorical sense to represent rulers or influential beings, paired with 'dragons' to convey a specific mythical title.
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