Definition
The office, position, or territory controlled by a hetman (a military leader or chief in Poland and Ukraine).
Etymology
From hetman (from German Hauptmann, 'captain' or 'head man') + -ate (suffix for office or domain, as in 'sultanate' or 'magistrate'). The hetman was a high-ranking military officer in Polish-Lithuanian and Cossack history.
Kelly Says
The hetmanate of the Cossacks was one of the most powerful military organizations in Eastern Europe—these weren't just soldiers, they were free warriors who elected their own leaders and controlled entire regions!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
ARالعربية
هيتمانات
he-t-ma-na-t
BNবাংলা
হেটম্যানেট
he-t-ma-ne-t
CACatalà
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
CSČeština
hetmanát
het-ma-nat
DADansk
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
DEDeutsch
Hetmanat
het-ma-nat
ELΕλληνικά
ηθμανάτη
e-t-ma-na-te
ESEspañol
hetmanato
e-t-ma-na-to
FAفارسی
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
FISuomi
hetmanate
het-ma-na-te
FRFrançais
hetmanat
e-t-ma-na
GUGU
હેટમાનેટ
he-t-ma-ne-t
HAHA
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
HIहिन्दी
हेटमैनत
he-ta-ma-nat
HUMagyar
hetmanát
het-ma-nat
IDBahasa Indonesia
hetmanat
he-t-ma-nat
IGIG
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
ITItaliano
hetmanato
e-t-ma-na-to
JA日本語
ヘトマン国
he-to-man-koku
KKKK
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
KMKM
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
MRMR
हेटमॅनेट
he-t-ma-ne-t
MSBahasa Melayu
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
MYမြန်မာ
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
NLNederlands
hetmanate
het-ma-na-te
NONorsk
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
PAPA
ਹੇਟਮਾਨੇਟ
he-t-ma-na-te
PLPolski
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
PTPortuguês
hetmanato
e-t-ma-na-to
RORomână
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
RUРусский
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
SVSvenska
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
SWKiswahili
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
TAதமிழ்
ஹெட்மெனேட்
he-t-me-ne-at
TEతెలుగు
హెట్మానేట్
he-t-ma-ne-t
TLTL
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
TRTürkçe
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
UKУкраїнська
hetmanat
het-ma-nat
URاردو
ہٹمنیت
he-t-ma-nit
VITiếng Việt
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
YOYO
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te
ZH中文
hetmanate
he-te-ma-na-te
ZUZU
hetmanate
he-t-ma-na-te