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    Espadachín (en. Swordsman)

    /es.pa.ðaˈtʃin/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Skilled fighter in sword handling.
    The swordsman gave an impressive demonstration of sword techniques.
    El espadachín realizó una demostración impresionante de técnicas con la espada.
    Person who practices or teaches fencing.
    The swordsman taught classes to young people interested in learning fencing.
    El espadachín dio clases a los jóvenes interesados en aprender esgrima.
    In literature, a hero or character who stands out for their bravery and skill with the sword.
    The swordsman in the novel defended his honor in a duel.
    El espadachín de la novela defendió su honor en un duelo.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Spanish term 'espada', combined with the suffix '-chín', which indicates belonging or relation.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Honor of the swordsman
    It reflects the code of honor and bravery of a swordsman.
    Honor de espadachín
    Duel of swordsmen
    Meeting or combat between two fencing experts.
    Duelo de espadachines
    Training of the swordsman
    Specialized training for handling the sword.
    Training de espadachín

    Related Words

    fencing
    Sport or martial art that involves the use of swords.
    esgrima
    sword
    Sharp-edged weapon used by swordsmen.
    espada
    fight
    Combat or confrontation between one or more people.
    lucha

    Slang Meanings

    Person who takes unnecessary risks in fights.
    That guy is a neighborhood swordsman, always looking for trouble.
    Ese tipo es un espadachín de barrio, siempre buscando problemas.
    Someone who is very skillful with words, like in a debate.
    In the debate, she is a true swordswoman.
    En el debate, ella es una verdadera espadachín.