What does my "liege" mean?
Liege is a middle ages term for my Lord or My King
It is not often used in modern day talking.
What does Yes My Liege mean
“my liege” is such an over the top form of address that it is often used in humour or sarcasm. Yes my liege literally means yess my lord, i will do it.
Example Of Use.
For example if a peer member of your group asks you to do a task for them, maybe because they are too lazy to do it themselves, ones response could be Yes my liege. a very sarcastic way of saying YES BOSS.
CONCLUSION:
Although such an archaic word, it is still used in times of humour or sarcasm.
What is the meaning of Liege?
leige means king/lord or master
liege is a superior noun
Examples include:
"And as they buried their liege master they sang a song of praise"
He stepped down, a new liege was crowned on the same day
Generally speaking, liege means "a lord or king"
Examples:
Yes, my liege (lord/king).
No man would break an oath to his liege.
Use:
This word is very formal and literary. Avoid using this in speaking (especially on the exams like IELTS or TOEFL)
My liege is a term used in history.
It is a historical term, as a liege is your lord and feudal superior, in a time when most people were servants and had a master.
The peasants always obeyed their liege.
My liege is the Lord of the local manor.
It is not a term that you would hear in a modern world unless you are watching a historical movie, about a time gone by.
My liege is a word used to describe someone who is concerned with or related to the relationship between a feudal superior and a vassal. It can also mean a feudal superior or sovereign.
How do you use it in a sentence?
They obeyed him as his liege.
He took an oath of liege homage.