What is a Lordling?

Lordling is a term that was used in the past to refer to a young boy or a child of a noble family. It is derived from the Old English word "hlaford," which means "young lord" or "young master." The term was often used to describe a young boy who was the son of a nobleman or a member of the nobility.

In modern times, the term "lordling" is not commonly used and has largely fallen out of use. However, it can still be found in historical texts and literature from the past, where it is used to describe young boys who were part of the nobility.

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