Thain
MEANING
ORIGIN
Scottish
ETYMOLOGY
From Old English 'thegn', meaning a noble or free retainer of a king or lord
CULTURAL NOTES
Historically, a Thain was a noble rank in early medieval England and Scotland, often serving as a regional leader or lord.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
In historical Scotland, a Thain was akin to an earl, serving under the king with responsibilities for local governance.
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