Dauphin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAUPHIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the eldest son of a French king
• the eldest son of the King of France.
• (formerly) eldest son of the king of France
• The title of the eldest son of the king of France, and heir to the crown. Since the revolution of 1830, the title has been discontinued.
• formerly, the eldest son of the King of France and direct heir to the throne

Words related to DAUPHIN

dauphins14

Words that contain DAUPHIN

dauphine14 dauphins14 dauphines15 dauphiness16 dauphinesses18

How to use DAUPHIN in a sentence

• On the other hand, they had before his marriage had considerable power with the dauphin, which they had now but little hope of retaining.
• I am the wife of your king, the mother of your dauphin, who will be your king.
• Sutherland, Lady, supplies clothes for the dauphin.
• The heir apparent of the crown of France derives his title of Dauphin from the following very singular circumstance.
• For the Dauphin could not lend more than belonged to him.
• In 1820 was elected to Congress to represent a district composed of Lancaster, York, and Dauphin counties, and took his seat in December, 1821.
• But a quarter of an hour before supper, the dauphin and the Duke and Duchess of Burgundy come in to me again.
• On the 3d of March, they held a public meeting, at which the dauphin and his two brothers were present.
• The little dauphin, who had merely been sprinkled, had just received baptism in the chapel of the Castle of St.
• The feu-de-joie was immediately followed by three shouts of acclamation and benediction for the dauphin, given by the whole army as with one voice.
• Maria Antoinette married Louis the dauphin, and the story of her woes has filled the world.
• His reception was no less cordial at court, where the children of the Dauphin met him, prepared with polite little speeches about his works.
• He gave, however, no indication of holding lightly the ties that bound Scotland to France, and, in 1428, agreed to the marriage of his infant daughter, Margaret, to the dauphin.
• Accordingly, without consulting him, they delegated the citizen Laurent to take charge of the dauphin and his sister.
• Madame Seignes was at the same time indicted as an accomplice, she having been the first who publicly acknowledged her conviction that Hervagault was the dauphin of the Temple.
• The last commands of Bonaparte had been so precise that no one dared to disobey them, and the sham dauphin for a time disappeared from public view.
• Lenotre refers? In the course of conversation with the friends of the false Dauphin Hervagault.
• He had left Paris for Mant in order to relieve the town of Chartres, which was being threatened by the Dauphin.
• The latter had recently returned from Scotland, whither, accompanied by certain nobles, he had gone to fetch the Lady Margaret, betrothed to the Dauphin Louis.
• She remembered the days not so very long ago when she had seen the Dauphin and her Husband not knowing where to turn for money.
• After all this, she had been affianced to the Dauphin of France, and her father would bring the marriage about within a few weeks.
• The princess was soon to become the wife of the Dauphin.
• Thence you go to the Dauphin, for all is done in an hour.
• The sister of the dauphin is a good girl, not many years your senior.
• You know I never believed the dauphin nonsense, but a few who remembered, said you looked like the king.
• He astonished me by declaring that the dauphin was already there, and had claimed the pension for that year.
• Let us even go a little farther and assume that you are known to be the dauphin of France by witnesses who have never lost track of you.

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