palatine
Of the court
Palatine describes something relating to a palace or to a count or earl who held royal privileges in a particular territory.
A palatine jurisdiction was one where a local lord exercised powers normally reserved for the king.
The word also has an anatomical meaning: the palatine bones form part of the roof of the mouth and the floor of the nasal cavity.
The palatine tonsils sit at the back of the throat. (Capitalized Palatine refers to specific places, especially a hill in Rome.)
Enfranchised citizen
- princeRoyal family male
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
- DurhamCity and county, England
- ChesterEnglish city or name
Lancaster · imperial · feudal · autonomous · jurisdiction · regalia · fief · medieval
elector
Enfranchised citizen
- princeRoyal family male
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
- DurhamCity and county, England
Chester · Lancaster · imperial · feudal · autonomous · jurisdiction · regalia · fief · medieval · hereditary
maxilla
Upper jaw bone
- nasal cavityAir channel in nose
- cranialOf the skull
- sinusesAir-filled skull cavities
- governorsstate governor, viceroy, governor's office, lieutenant governor, proconsul
- noblesbaron, baroness, count, countess, duke
- feudal lordsbaron, count, earl, duke, lord
- feudal ranksbaron, lord, earl, count, knight
- feudal titlesbaron, baroness, count, countess, duke
- Medieval Ranksknight, squire, page, lord, baron
palatinelingual
Of the tongue
sublingual · mandibular · buccal · labial · pharyngeal