It is more like a superior or Lord.
I can't say much too cuz English isn't my native language as well(￣∇￣")
It's like a subject to a king, I believe a knight will say it as a sign of respect
1. "a feudal superior or sovereign"
2. "a feudal superior to whom allegiance and service are due"
3. https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/liege
I tink the 'leige' was an error, it's 'liege', as explained by the commenters above.
But when i used gg to translate liege , gg say that liege mean same to lie ?? But ok , i understand what it meaning now , tks to you guys :))
What is leige ?? It's cause i'm a foreign so i don't really understand it and the gg translate isn't translated it so...Anyone ? pls