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    Caballeresco (en. Chivalrous)

    /ka.βa.ʝe.ˈres.ko/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Relating to chivalry or knights.
    Juan's knightly behavior earned him the respect of all.
    El comportamiento caballeresco de Juan le ganó el respeto de todos.
    Having qualities typical of a knight, such as courtesy and generosity.
    His chivalrous attitude made him stand out in the presentation.
    Su actitud caballeresca le hizo destacar en la presentación.
    Referring to the virtues of chivalry, such as valor and honor.
    Chivalrous stories always attract an audience eager for adventures.
    Las historias caballerescas siempre atraen a un público ávido de aventuras.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'caballaris' meaning 'knight', related to 'horse'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Chivalrous attitude
    Behavior that reflects respect and courtesy towards others.
    actitud caballeresca
    Chivalrous hero
    A protagonist who acts with bravery and honor in difficult situations.
    héroe caballeresco

    Related Words

    Knight
    A noble person who rides a horse and follows the code of chivalry.
    caballero
    Chivalry
    A body of mounted troops; also refers to the lifestyle of knights.
    caballería

    Slang Meanings

    An excessively courteous attitude that may seem insincere.
    That knightly smile you put on when you don’t like someone.
    Esa sonrisa caballeresca que pones cuando no te agrada alguien.
    Referring to a man who acts in a very romantic way.
    He is always in knightly mode, opening doors and bringing flowers.
    Siempre está en modo caballeresco, abriendo puertas y trayendo flores.