Milita (en. Milita)

/miˈlita/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A person who is part of an irregular armed force.

The people's militia defended their territory bravely.

La milita del pueblo defendió su territorio con valentía.

Soldier in an unofficial military organization.

The militias organized to face the invasion.

Los militas se organizaron para enfrentar la invasión.

Member of a paramilitary group.

The militias fight for their ideals in the region.

Los militas luchan por sus ideales en la región.

The word 'milita' comes from the Latin 'militā', which means soldier.

popular militia

Group of armed individuals defending a community cause.

milita popular

urban militia

Militia operating in urban areas.

milita urbana

militia group

Set of individuals organized for combat.

grupo milita

militia

Armed group that is not part of the regular army.

milicia

combatant

Person who participates in combat.

combatiente

guerrilla

War tactic based on the use of unconventional strategies.

guerrilla

Very active person in social movements

She is a militia in the fight for human rights.

Ella es una milita en la lucha por los derechos humanos.

Someone who has a very radical stance

They see him as a militia for his way of thinking.

Lo ven como un milita por su forma de pensar.