Ladislaus

[ lad-is-laws ]

/ ˈlæd ɪsˌlɔs /

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noun

Saint, c1040–95, king of Hungary 1077–95.

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Also Lad·is·las

[lad-is-luhs, -lahs]. /ˈlæd ɪs ləs, -ˌlɑs/.

Words nearby Ladislaus

ladies'-tresses, Ladin, lading, Ladino, Ladino clover, Ladislaus, Ladislaus I, ladle, ladleful, ladle out, lad lit

How to use Ladislaus in a sentence

Ladislaus IV, king of Poland, died, aged 80; universally respected for all those virtues which should grace a throne.
The Every Day Book of History and Chronology|Joel Munsell
In 1413 King Ladislaus excepted the Salernian alumni and professors from all taxes, duties, and tribute.
An Epitome of the History of Medicine|Roswell Park
Failing in this, they endeavored to induce Ladislaus to escape with them.
The Empire of Austria; Its Rise and Present Power|John S. C. Abbott
A group of distinguished-looking riders was seen in the cavalcade and at their head rode Ladislaus Csaki.
The Golden Age in Transylvania|Mr Jkai

"He went home to reign," said Ladislaus Szekeli, scornfully; he was one of Teleki's creatures.
The Golden Age in Transylvania|Mr Jkai