Carlistas (en. Carlists)

/kaɾˈlistas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Members of the political movement that supports the Carlist claimants to the throne of Spain.
The Carlists fought during the civil wars for the right of their king.
Los carlistas lucharon durante las guerras civiles por el derecho de su rey.
People who defend the principles and values of Carlism.
Many Carlists group together in associations to preserve their legacy.
Muchos carlistas se agrupan en asociaciones para preservar su legado.

Etymology

It derives from 'Carlos', referring to Carlos María Isidro de Borbón, who was the first Carlist claimant.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Carlists in the war
Reference to the Carlists during the Spanish civil wars.
carlistas en la guerra
Carlist ideology
Set of beliefs and principles defended by the Carlists.
ideología carlista

Related Words

Carlism
Political movement that supports the Carlist cause.
carlismo
Carlist king
Term that refers to the Carlist claimants to the throne.
rey carlista

Slang Meanings

Nickname used to refer to a staunch supporter of Carlism.
That guy is a true Carlist; he always talks about the monarchy.
Ese tipo es un verdadero carlista, siempre habla de la monarquía.
Term used to describe someone who defends traditional and conservative positions.
At the meeting, it was noticeable that there were several Carlists among the attendees.
En la reunión, se notó que había varios carlistas entre los asistentes.