👉 In the context of English, "baroneting" is a title that was granted to members of the British aristocracy and noble families by King George III in 1763. This title is given to people who have served as nobles or barons for at least 20 years and are considered to be of high social standing within their family. Baroneting is often associated with the British aristocracy, particularly those who were born into the royal family but did not inherit the
