How to pronounce “knyaz”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (historical) Alternative form of knez (“duke or prince in medieval Slavic countries”).

Practice Nearby Words

kniaz, grand-duke, grandduke, tzar, kyïvan rus, kyjivan rus, kyyivan rus, kagan, vojvod, kyivan rus', kyivan rus, qagan, vojvode, kyïv rus, king of kings, cesarevich, tsarevitch, kaiser, voyvode, voyevoda, ilkhan, voyevode, kievan rus', vojevoda, voievode, voivod, gospodar, vaivode, highking, kyyiv rus, khakanate, kiev rus, cesarevitch, kyiv rus, csar, czarevich, czarevitch, emperor, voevode, kaganat, kipczak, kyivan, shōgun, gengis khan, qaghanate, kypchak, qaganate, kray, nizhniy novgorod, khanbalikh, nakhdjevan, wojewod, kolye, waiwode, voyvoda, khanbaliq, kaganate, waivode, qazaq, nakhijevan, muzjik, khanbaligh, waywode, voevoda, woywode, chechnian, god-emperor, kazatski, kazak, voyvod, četnik, gubernya, monseigneur, seljuqian, voevod, kambay, tennou, woiwode, chetnik, chosen, tenno, kyrghyz, qypchaq, naukan, starosta, kyjiv, koryŏ, xazar, khmelnitsky, kazatzka, gubernia, nakhjavan, principality, koulak, kandake, ukase, kulack, qazakh, qanbaliq, przemyslid

Similar Sounds

nyos, knives, nines, nize, niles, nies, noz, nighs, knies, noahs, nives, neos, naas, nias, nyse, naos, nys, nahs, nios, nimes, nowise, nides, knee highs, new eyes, nilles, noas, niace, maez, nows, gnaws, naus, naws, knaus, knees, knows, needs, names, nails, knights, nas, knifes, nears, gnomes, nees, naz, nads, knowles, meows, nags, kneels, gneiss, knaves, naya, nans, knolls, neds, neighs, nase, nades, nays, my house, nars, nams, neese, nares, nease, neas, neils, naze, nces, knells, naves, naia, kneads, negs, namaz, naes, nalls, neals, knowers, neaves, neads, navs, naiads, neeze, naoise, knas, knaggs, naans, nairs, neems, naii, ncos, nehls, gnas, knez, najas, ndas, gnawers, naew