A duchess is the highest ranking non-royal inherited peerage title. Its male counterpart is a duke.
A duke a male, a duchess is a female.
No, the word duke is a gender noun for a male; the gender noun for a female is duchess. Additional information: On rare occasions a woman can hold the title in her own right (as opposed to being married to a Duke) and can be called a Duke as well. Since titles pass to the oldest son if there is one this is rarely relevant. Currently all but one dukedom are held by men. The remaining one, Lancaster, is held by the Queen, who is the Duke (not Duchess) of Lancaster.
A male Duchess is called a DukeWait a minute. A male duchess would be called a transvestite, or perhaps more accurately transgendered.
The female equivalent (or the wife of a duke) is a duchess.
Duke.
A female Duke can be a Duke or Duchess. The wife of a Duke is a Duchess Duke is unique amongst the British titles in that if a woman holds the title in her own right the title may be the same as the male (unlike, say, Baron, where a woman given the same title is always a Baroness). So while Kate Middleton is the Duchess of Cambridge (because she is married to the Duke - William), the Queen is the Duke of Lancaster (because she holds the title, not Philip). The Queen is also a Duchess as a result of being married to a Duke.
The title 'duchess' may refer to the wife or widow of a duke. Or it may refer to the woman who holds a duchy in her own right. A duchy is the land that's ruled by the sovereign duke or duchess.
Female verism title for Duke is Duchess
The title Queen of England does not exist anymore. The Queen of the United Kingdom cannot appoint a Duchess as a duchess is the wife of a Duke.
The title for a male is duke; the title for a female (opposite by gender) is duchess.duchess
The noun duke is a title for a male; the noun duchess is a title for a female.
The gender noun duke is a title for a male; the gender noun for a female is duchess.
The opposite of Duke was Duchess. Duke and Duchess were titles of nobility in England. Duke is also the highest ranking hereditary title of the four titles in England.
No. A duchess is a title in nobility, the wife of a duke. A duchess must be a female person. Europe is a continent.
A duke a male, a duchess is a female.
No, the word duke is a gender noun for a male; the gender noun for a female is duchess. Additional information: On rare occasions a woman can hold the title in her own right (as opposed to being married to a Duke) and can be called a Duke as well. Since titles pass to the oldest son if there is one this is rarely relevant. Currently all but one dukedom are held by men. The remaining one, Lancaster, is held by the Queen, who is the Duke (not Duchess) of Lancaster.
His Royal Highness Prince William of Wales, Duke of Cambridge and Her Royal Highness Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge