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    Nobleza (en. Nobility)

    /noˈβleθa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Condition of being noble, which grants certain rights and privileges.
    The nobility in the Middle Ages had a very important role in society.
    La nobleza en la Edad Media tenía un papel muy importante en la sociedad.
    Collection of noble people.
    The nobility would gather at court to discuss matters of the realm.
    La nobleza se reunía en la corte para discutir asuntos del reino.
    Quality of someone who acts with generosity and kindness.
    His nobility of character made him a respected leader.
    Su nobleza de carácter lo convirtió en un líder respetado.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'nobilitas', which means 'distinction, fame'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    nobility obliges
    An expression that indicates that the condition of being noble implies a duty to act with dignity.
    nobleza obliga
    nobility of spirit
    It refers to the greatness of character or feelings of a person.
    nobleza de espíritu
    due to the nobility of his lineage
    It refers to someone who has a noble origin.
    por la nobleza de su linaje

    Related Words

    noble
    A person who belongs to the nobility.
    noble
    aristocrat
    A member of the aristocracy.
    aristócrata
    lineage
    Ancestry or descent of a person.
    linaje

    Slang Meanings

    To have a noble heart.
    That boy has a noble heart; he always helps others.
    Ese chico tiene un corazón noble, siempre ayuda a los demás.
    To behave nobly.
    In difficult situations, it is important to behave nobly.
    En situaciones difíciles, es importante comportarse con nobleza.