El escudo



Example: El escudo del país tiene muchos colores y símbolos.

Definition


"El escudo" refers to the coat of arms, a symbolic emblem or shield representing a country, family, or organization. It typically includes colors, symbols, and designs that signify heritage, values, and history, as seen in the phrase 'El escudo del país tiene muchos colores y símbolos.'

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Etymology


The word "el escudo" comes from the Latin word 'scutum,' meaning shield or protective covering. Over time, it evolved in Spanish to mean not only a physical shield but also a heraldic emblem representing identity and authority. Did you know that the concept of a shield as a symbol dates back to medieval warfare and nobility?

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"El escudo" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - History - (A1) - set 1", containing 208 commonly used words.
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