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citizeness
citizeness (ˈsɪtɪzənɪs) [f. prec. n. + -ess.] A female citizen. Chiefly as a transl. of F. citoyenne of 1789, but also otherwise to emphasize sex.1796 Coleridge in Cottle Remin. 84, I hope and trust that your young citizeness is well. 1796 Monthly Rev. XX. 569 The bleaching-troughs of the citizeness... Oxford English Dictionary
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citizen - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Jan 10, 2024citizen (plural citizens) A resident of a city or town, especially one with legally - recognized rights or duties. [from 14th c.] Synonyms: burgess, burgher, cityite, freeman. Hyponyms: citess, (female) citizeness.
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Die Staatsbürgerin
Die Staatsbürgerin (The Citizeness) was a short-lived journal for German working women's associations published for six months in 1886, the first workers wikipedia.org
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citess
citess [f. cit + -ess.] 1. A female cit.1685 Dryden Albion & Alb. Prol. 43 Cits and Citesses, raise a joyful strain. † 2. A citizeness. ‘Used in America during the first years of the French Revolution as a translation of the revolutionary title citoyenne’ (Bartlett). Oxford English Dictionary
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Qen
Statement of property (ODM 239)A list of property that passed from the hands of the sculptor Qen into the hands of the citizeness Isis. wikipedia.org
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citizen
citizen (ˈsɪtɪzən) Forms: 4 citisein, -sain, -seyn(e, citesayne, -ceyn, -zeyn, citizein, 4–5 citeseyn, -zein(e, 4–6 -sen, 5 cita-, citiesyn, cetisen, cytezane (Sc.), -eyn, -ein, sitesyn, sytizin, (setsayne), 5–6 citesyn, -zen, 6 cytezyn, cityzen, -sen, cittesen, cytiezin, cytyzyn, 7 cittizen, 6– cit... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fulchran-Jean Harriet
drawings: n° 202 Oedipus at Colonus and Sappho and Anacreon. 1799 n° 155, Portrait of citizeness G.. in the bath. 1800 n° 181, Dying Virgil. wikipedia.org
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citizette
citizette nonce-wd. [Cf. citizeness.] A female citizen.1799 Mathias Shade of A. Pope (ed. 2) 47 note, The philosopher and philosophess, the citizen and the citizette [Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft]. Oxford English Dictionary
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Die Gleichheit
Foundation Die Gleichheit had appeared in early 1890 as Die Arbeiterin (The [female] Worker), a successor to the short-lived Die Staatsbürgerin (The Citizeness wikipedia.org
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La Citoyenne
La Citoyenne (The Citizeness) was a French feminist newspaper published in Paris from 1881 through 1891 by Hubertine Auclert. wikipedia.org
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Behemoth (Master and Margarita)
"You're not Dostoevsky," said the citizeness, who was getting muddled by Koroviev. "Well, who knows, who knows," he replied. "Dostoevsky's dead," said the citizeness, but somehow not very confidently. "I protest!" Behemoth exclaimed hotly. "Dostoevsky is immortal!" wikipedia.org
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Emma Ihrer
This was a successor to the short-lived Die Staatsbürgerin (The Citizeness) founded by Gertrude Guillaume-Schack and banned in June 1886. As the titles suggest, The Citizeness was aimed at women seeking political rights, The Woman Worker at proletarian women and Equality at women seeking wikipedia.org
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Eldorado (novel)
While there, he falls in love with a young actress named Citizeness Jeanne L'Ange. wikipedia.org
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Gertrude Guillaume-Schack
In January 1886 Guillaume-Schack launched Die Staatsbürgerin (The Citizeness), a newspaper, in Offenbach am Main. wikipedia.org
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Polygamy in Africa
For example, a 20th Dynasty period papyrus includes the following common example found among available evidence: “‘The citizeness A, the wife of B, and the citizeness C, his other wife, in total 2.’” wikipedia.org
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