Dogeship

/ˈdoʊdʒʃɪp/ noun

Definition

The office, position, or term of rule of a doge; the period during which someone served as a doge.

Etymology

From 'doge' + '-ship' (Old English suffix denoting office or condition). This formation parallels words like 'kingship' and 'leadership' in English.

Kelly Says

A dogeship in Venice was incredibly prestigious but also dangerous—doges often faced assassination plots, exile, or having their families' wealth confiscated if they made political enemies.

Translations

DEDeutsch
Doge-Amt
do-ge-amt
ESEspañol
dogado
do-ga-do
FRFrançais
dogeship
do-ge-ship

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