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    Señorío (en. Lordship)

    /senɔˈɾi.o/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A noble title that confers rights and privileges.
    The lordship of the Dukes of Alba is well known in Spain.
    El señorío de los Duques de Alba es muy conocido en España.
    Dignity or condition of a person who has power or authority.
    His lordship allowed him to make important decisions within the community.
    Su señorío le permitió tomar decisiones importantes dentro de la comunidad.
    Territory or dominion of a lord.
    The lordship extended over several towns and fields.
    El señorío se extendía por varias villas y campos.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'senior', which means 'older' or 'lord'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    lordship of war
    Referring to dominance or authority in war situations.
    señorío de la guerra
    to lose lordship
    To cease having control or authority over something.
    perder el señorío
    lordship of time
    Control or dominance over the weather or the environment.
    señorío del tiempo

    Related Words

    lord
    A person with authority or dignity, usually from the upper class.
    señor
    noble
    A person of nobility; who possesses a quality of dignity.
    noble
    patron
    A person who has authority or dominance over others.
    patrón

    Slang Meanings

    A term used informally to refer to a man with prestige.
    That guy is a true lordship in his work.
    Ese tipo es un verdadero señorío en su trabajo.
    Used as a nickname among friends who consider themselves important.
    They call him 'The Lordship' because he always dresses well.
    Le dicen 'El Señorío' porque siempre se viste bien.