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    Súbditos (en. Subjects)

    /ˈsub.ditos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Individuals who are subject to the authority of a ruler.
    The king's subjects celebrated his birthday.
    Los súbditos del rey celebraron su cumpleaños.
    Inhabitants of a territory under a specific regime.
    The subjects of that nation have limited rights.
    Los súbditos de esa nación tienen derechos limitados.
    People living under a structured political system.
    The subjects of the city respect the established laws.
    Los súbditos de la ciudad respetan las leyes establecidas.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'subditus', meaning 'subjected'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    loyal subject
    A person who shows loyalty to their ruler.
    súbdito leal
    subjects of the king
    Those who are under the dominion of a monarch.
    súbditos del rey
    subjects of the nation
    Citizens who are part of a state.
    súbditos de la nación

    Related Words

    sovereign
    The one who has supreme authority over subjects.
    soberano
    fear
    A feeling that a subject may have towards their authority.
    temor
    obedience
    The duty of subjects to follow established rules.
    obediencia

    Slang Meanings

    Members of a group who follow a leader without question.
    Those guys are just subjects of their charismatic leader.
    Esos chicos son solo súbditos de su carismático líder.
    A person who is swayed by authority.
    Don’t be a subject and think for yourself!
    ¡No seas súbdito y piensa por ti mismo!