Tituli nobilitatis

Tituli nobilitatis sunt hi:

Tituli nobilitatis pluribus linguis

Latine	Germanice	Gallice	Italice	Hispanice	Lusitane	Anglice	Batave	Arabice	Russice	Finnice	Svecice
Caesar, Imperator Imperatrix	Kaiser, Kaiserin	Empereur, Imperatrice	Imperatore, Imperatrice	Emperador, Emperatriz	Imperador, Imperatriz	Emperor, Empress	Keizer, Keizerin	Shah, pl. Qiyâsira	Император Императрица	Keisari, Keisarinna	Kejsare, Kejsarinna
Rex, Regina	König, Königin	Roi, Reine	Re, Regina	Rey, Reina	Rei, Rainha	King, Queen	Koning, Koningin	Malik, pl.Mulûk	Царь/Король, Царица/Королева	Kuningas, Kuningatar	Kung, Konung, Drottning
Archidux, Archiducissa	Erzherzog, Erzherzogin	Archiduc, Archiduchesse	Arciduca, Arciduchessa	Archiduque, Archiduquesa	Arquiduque, Arquiduquesa	Archduke, Archduchess	Aartshertog, Aartshertogin		Эрцгерцог, Эрцгерцогиня	Arkkiherttua, Arkkiherttuatar	Ärkehertig, Ärkehertiginna
Magnus Dux, Magna Ducissa	Großherzog, (Groß-)Herzogin	Grand Duc, Grande Duchesse	Gran Duca, Gran Duchessa	Gran Duque, Gran Duquesa	Grande Duque, Grande Duquesa	Grand Duke, Grand Duchess	Groot-Hertog, Groot-Hertogin		Великий князь/Великий герцог, Великая княжна/Великая княгиня/Великая герцогиня	Suurherttua, Suurherttuatar	Storhertig, Storhertiginna
Dux, Ducissa	Herzog, Herzogin	Duc, Duchesse	Duca, Duchessa	Duque, Duquesa	Duque, Duquesa	Duke, Duchess	Hertog, Hertogin	Dûq	Князь/Герцог, Княжна/Княгиня/Герцогиня	Herttua, Herttuatar	Hertig, Hertiginna
Magnus Princeps, Magna Principissa	Großfürst, Großfürstin	Grand Duc, Grande Duchesse		Gran Príncipe, Gran Princesa	Grande Duque, Grande Duquesa	Grand Duke, Grand Duchess			Великий князь, Великая княжна/Великая княгиня	Suurruhtinas, Suurruhtinatar	Storfurste, Storfurstinna
Princeps Elector	Kurfürst, Kurfürstin	Prince Electeur	Principe Elettore	Príncipe Elector	Elector/Electoral prince	Keurvorst, Keurvorstin			Курфюрст, Курфюрстина	Vaaliruhtinas, Vaaliruhtinatar	Kurfurste, Kurfurstinna
Princeps, Principissa	Fürst, Fürstin	Prince[1], Princesse	Principe[1], Principessa	Príncipe[1], Princesa	Príncipe[1], Princesa	Prince[1], Princess	Vorst, Prins; Vorstin, Prinses	Amîr (Emir), pl. Umru'	Князь/Принц, Княжна/Княгиня/Принцесса	Prinssi, Prinsessa	Prins, Prinsessa
	Souverän Baron, Souverän Baroness					Sovereign Baron / Sovereign Baroness
Marchio, Marchionissa	Graf, Markgraf[2], Markgräfin	Marquis, Marquise	Marchese, Marchesa	Marqués, Marquesa	Marquês, Marquesa	Marquess/Margrave, Marchioness/Margravine	Markies, Markiezin		Маркиз/Маркграф, Маркиза/Маркграфиня	Markiisi, Markiisitar	Markis, Markisinna
Comes, Comitissa	Graf, Gräfin	Comte, Comtesse	Conte, Contessa	Conde, Condesa	Conde, Condessa	Earl/Count[3], Countess	Graaf, Gravin		Граф, Графиня	Kreivi, Kreivitär	Greve, Grevinna
Vicecomes, Vicecomitessa[4], Burggravius, Burggravia	Vicomte, Vizegraf, Vizegräfin	Vicomte, Vicomtesse	Visconte, Viscontessa	Vizconde, Vizcondesa	Visconde, Viscondessa	Viscount (olim Sheriff), Viscountess	Burggraaf, Burggravin		Виконт, Виконтесса	Varakreivi, Varakreivitär	Vicomte, Vicomtesse
Baro, Baronissa	Freiherr, Baron Freifrau, Baronin	Baron, Baronne	Barone, Baronessa	Barón, Baronesa	Barão, Baronesa	Baron[5], Baroness	Baron, Barones		Барон, Баронесса	Vapaaherra,Paroni, Vapaaherratar,Paronitar	Friherre,Baron, Friherinna,Baronessa
Nobilis Dominus	Edelherr					Lord			Лорд	Lordi	Lord
Miles, eques	Ritter	Chevalier	Cavaliere	Caballero	Cavaleiro	Knight[6]	Ridder,	Fâris, pl. Firsân	Рыцарь	Ritari	Riddare
Nobilis, "armiger"	Edler, Edle	Equité/écuyer[7]	Nobile;		Escudeiro	Esquire	Jonkheer, Jonkvrouw		Дворянин, Дворянка	Aatelismies, Aatelisnainen	Adelsman, Adelsdam
Dominus, Domina	Herr, Herrin	Sieur, Seigneur, Seigneure	Signor, Signora	Señor, Señora	Senhor, Senhora	Sir, Dame		Sayyid, pl.Sâdat	Господин, Госпожа	Herra, Rouva	Herre, Fru

Notae

1. Prince/principe etiam titulus regis esse potest, Prinz Germanice , Prins lingua Suecica. In Anglia titulus Prince non dignitatem, sed semper titulum indicat, qui exclusive in familia regia est. Verbum Prince of Wales Anglici („Anglici“, quod heres regis Scotici titulum habet ducis de Rothesay) et Príncipe de Asturias Hispanici regni heredis traditionaliter Latine "princeps" redditur. Ex „Prince Charles the Prince of Wales“ ergo „Princeps Carolus, Princeps Cambriae“. Carolus est ergo et princeps (filius reginae) regni Britanniarum et princeps. In linguis Romanicis e contrario linguarum Germanicarum inter principem (primo magnas e contrario clericalium, nobilitatis parvae, civium, deinde dignitas inter ducem vel comitem sita) et principem (qui ex magna nobilitate non regnant) non discernitur, contextus solum indicat, de qua dignitate agatur.
2. In Germania fere "Lantgravius" et "Comes Palatinus".
3. Earl solummodo in Anglia et Regno Britanniarum est, e contrario titulus Count extra Angliam pro comite in usu est.
4. Carolus T. Martin, The Record Interpreter (1911)
5. alius est quam Baronet.
6. Non est maioris dignitatis, et Knight (et Baronet) non habet dignitatem Peer.
7. e verbo Latino "scutum"

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