Lealtad (en. Loyalty)

/lealˈtad/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Attitude of being faithful to someone or something.
His loyalty to the family is admirable.
Su lealtad a la familia es admirable.
Ongoing commitment to a cause or principle.
He demonstrated loyalty to his ideals over the years.
Demostró lealtad a sus ideales a lo largo de los años.
Relationship of trust and mutual support.
Loyalty among friends is fundamental.
La lealtad entre amigos es fundamental.

Etymology

It originates from the Latin 'legalitas', related to law and justice.

Common Phrases and Expressions

unbreakable loyalty
Fidelity that cannot be broken.
lealtad inquebrantable
demonstrate loyalty
To prove to be faithful to someone or something.
demostrar lealtad
loyalty commitment
Obligation to be faithful.
compromiso de lealtad
loyalty pact
Formal agreement of fidelity.
pacto de lealtad

Related Words

fidelity
Fulfillment of a moral or legal duty.
fidelidad
devotion
Intense feeling of dedication to a cause or person.
devoción
commitment
Agreement between parties that implies responsibilities.
compromiso

Slang Meanings

Loyal
He is loyal, always with you through thick and thin.
Es un leal, siempre está contigo en las buenas y en las malas.
Brotherhood
The brotherhood between them is pure loyalty.
La hermandad entre ellos es pura lealtad.