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    Caballería (en. Cavalry)

    /ka.βa.le.ˈɾi.a/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Military unit primarily composed of soldiers on horseback.
    The cavalry was fundamental in battles of antiquity.
    La caballería fue fundamental en las batallas de la antigüedad.
    Land where horses are bred or kept.
    The cavalry on his estate is dedicated to breeding racehorses.
    La caballería de su finca se dedica a la cría de caballos de carrera.
    Quality of being a knight or noble.
    His chivalry is evident in how he treats others.
    Su caballería se demuestra en cómo trata a los demás.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'caballaria', which refers to cavalry or horses.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    mounted cavalry
    It refers to a knight or group of knights who travel around doing good deeds.
    caballería andante
    chivalrous attitude
    Noble and generous behavior in difficult situations.
    actitud de caballería
    head of cavalry
    Leader or commander of a cavalry unit.
    cabeza de caballería

    Related Words

    horse
    Domesticated animal, commonly used in cavalry.
    caballo
    knight
    Distinguished individual considered noble and educated.
    caballero
    chivalry
    Quality of acting like a knight, especially in dealings with others.
    caballerosidad

    Slang Meanings

    Refers to a group of friends who support each other.
    That crew is always united in any situation.
    Esa caballería siempre está unida en cualquier situación.
    Expression to describe someone who acts selflessly for others.
    You have an admirable crew, always helping those in need.
    Tienes una caballería admirable, siempre ayudando a los necesitados.