Viscounts

/ˈvɪsˌkaʊnts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Noblemen holding the rank below an earl and above a baron, historically entitled to certain privileges under the peerage system.
    The viscounts gathered to discuss matters of estate law impacting their titles.

Forms

  • viscount

Commentary

The term 'viscount' is singular; 'viscounts' is its plural form referencing multiple nobles of that rank.

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