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| etymological origin of | isl: fursti |
| etymology | goh: furisto |
| has derived form | deu: Fürsten |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /fʏɐ̯st/ |
| pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/De-F%C3%BCrst.ogg |
| semantically related | deu: Baron |
| semantically related | deu: Earl |
| semantically related | deu: Freiherr |
| semantically related | deu: Graf |
| semantically related | deu: König |
| semantically related | deu: Königssohn |
| semantically related | deu: Prinz |
| semantically related | deu: Ritterschaft |
| semantically related | deu: Ritterstand |
| semantically related | deu: Ritterwürde |
| semantically related | deu: Vicomte |
| translation | cat: príncep |
| translation | ces: kníže |
| translation | dan: Fyrste |
| translation | eng: prince |
| translation | epo: princo |
| translation | fin: ruhtinas |
| translation | ita: principe |
| translation | nld: Vorst |
| translation | nor: Fyrste |
| translation | oci: prince |
| translation | pol: książę |
| translation | spa: príncipe |
| translation | swe: Furste |
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