What is another word for Margravine?
Pronunciation: [mˈɑːɡɹɐvˌa͡ɪn] (IPA) 
Margravine is a rarely used word in modern English, often used in historical or archival contexts. It refers to the wife of a margrave, a military rank in some European countries during the Middle Ages. As such, its synonyms also tend to be archaic or specific to certain historical contexts. Some possible synonyms include marchioness, a title for the wife of a marquess, or countess, a title for the wife of a count. Other possible synonyms could include feudal titles such as landgravine or baroness, or more general titles such as princess or queen consort depending on the specific historical period or cultural context.
