Boyard

Part of Speech

noun

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Translations

🇩🇪 in der Ukraine, in Polen und in Belarus , 🇪🇸 ubicada en Ucrania, Polonia y Bielorrusia , 🇮🇹 situato in Ucraina, Polonia e Bielorussia , 🇵🇹 situado na Ucrânia, Polônia e Bielorrússia. , 🇨🇳 位于乌克兰、波兰和白俄罗斯。 , 🇯🇵 ウクライナ、ポーランド、ベラルーシに所在する , 🇰🇷 우크라이나, 폴란드 및 벨라루스에 위치한 , 🇸🇦 تقع في أوكرانيا وبولندا وبلاروسيا , 🇮🇳 युक्रेन, पोलैंड और बेलारूस में स्थित

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Etymology

**Etymology of “boyard” (noun)** The French noun *boyard* is a borrowing from Russian *boyar* (Бояр), itself derived from Old East Slavic *бойяр* and ultimately from Proto‑Slavic *bojьarъ*, meaning “warrior” or “battle‑leader” (from *bojь* “battle”). It entered French in the 17th century, primarily through diplomatic and literary contact, to denote a member of the old Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, or Belarusian nobility.

Synonyms

frontière limite bord démarcation périmètre seuil ligne de démarcation contour

Antonyms

ville cité capitale métropole agglomération