Isabelina (en. Isabelline)

/iz.a.beˈli.na/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
It refers to the style, customs, or era of Isabel II of England.
Isabeline architecture is characterized by its elegance and sobriety.
La arquitectura isabelina se caracteriza por su elegancia y sobriedad.
Style associated with the isabeline period in narrative history.
Many authors adopted an isabeline approach in their works during the Renaissance.
Muchos autores adoptaron un enfoque isabelino en sus obras durante el Renacimiento.

Etymology

It derives from the name 'Isabel', which refers to Queen Isabel II of England.

Common Phrases and Expressions

isabeline era
Historical and cultural period associated with Queen Isabel II.
época isabelina
isabeline style
Referring to an architectural and decorative style characteristic of the era.
estilo isabelino

Related Words

Isabel II
British queen who reigned from 1837 to 1901.
isabel II
renaissance
Cultural movement that encompasses the period following the Middle Ages.
renacimiento

Slang Meanings

Old-fashioned style
That dress has an isabeline air that is not very contemporary.
Ese vestido tiene un aire isabelino que no es muy contemporáneo.
Referring to something royal-worthy
That dinner was so isabeline that it felt like a royal banquet.
Esa cena fue tan isabelina que parecía un banquete real.