These days, there are not that many of them any more. It is usually a hereditary title (you have to be born into it); a man is a baron, while a woman is a baroness. The title itself goes back to the days of feudalism. Today, it is considered a lower-level of nobility, ranking below a viscount and countess in countries that still have such titles. There are some people who have purchased an honorary version of this title, but they are not considered members of the nobility.
The oposite? In gender specific terms a baron is the masculine noun. A female with such a title would be a baroness. With this ambiguous question, I'll provide another answer incase you were mistaken with your spelling: The opposite of barren is fertile.
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Certainly. A republic can become am empire and an empire can become a republic, or several republics. Any form of government can be changed into any other form of government.
Prisoners become famous for what they go to prison for, what they do in prison, and/or what they do when they get out. Also prisoners become famous because they may be or be aquainted with someone famous, rich, powerful or infamous
A baroness. A baron is a male baroness.
The masculine of baroness is baron.
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Baroness is higher.
baroness is 27 or 30.
Baroness Tautphoeus died in 1893.
Baroness Lili was created in 1919.
Tales of the Baroness was created in 2007.
Baroness Fermanagh ended in 1810.
Baroness Bomburst was created in 1968.
Baron is male, and Baroness is female.
Baroness Tautphoeus was born in 1807.