junkier.
junker (younger German son of a ruling, noble and patrician family)
Meaning & usage
junker (younger German son of a ruling, noble and patrician family)
junker (important landowner in former Prussia, Mecklenburg and Holstein)
cadet (non-commissioned officer of noble origin who could be promoted to officer after two years of service in Russian army)
cadet (student of an officer school)
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from German Junker. First attested in 1803.
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