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<td>[[Baroness]]</td> |
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Revision as of 22:05, 8 August 2006
In the SCA people with a persona from Germany may choose to use one of the following alternate titles.
| SCA | German |
|---|---|
| King | König |
| Queen | Königin |
| Prince | Prinz |
| Princess | Prinzessin |
| Duke | Herzog |
| Duchess | Herzogin |
| Count | Graf |
| Countess | Gräfin |
| Viscount | Landgraf |
| Viscountess | Landgräfin |
| Master | Meister |
| Mistress | Meisterin |
| Knight | Ritter |
| Sir | Sir |
| Baron | Baron/Freiherr |
| Baroness | Baronin/Freiherrin |
| Lord | Herr |
| Lady | Herrin |
