Kebse
Kebse , concubine and concubine are outdated terms for a concubine or concubine , which are still used dialectically today . The 19th century bourgeoisie , to whom this expression seemed too coarse, preferred to speak of maitresse instead . In Luther's translation of the Bible, however, Kebse was still neutral and often used in the meaning of "concubine".
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Wiktionary: Kebse - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
