An aristocratic title is a title of nobility given to an individual by a monarch or government. The most common titles are BARON (5 letters), SIR (3 letters), COUNT (5 letters) and MILADY (6 letters). A BARON is a title of nobility, ranking below a Viscount and above a Knight. A SIR is a title of honor used before the name of a knight or baronet. A COUNT is a title of nobility, ranking below a Marquis and above a Viscount. MILADY is a title of respect for a woman of high social standing.