El rebelde
Example: El rebelde luchó contra las injusticias del gobierno.
Definition
"El rebelde" refers to a person who opposes or resists authority, control, or tradition, often actively challenging established systems or governments to fight against perceived injustices.
Etymology
The term "el rebelde" comes from the Spanish word 'rebelde,' which derives from the Latin 'rebellis,' meaning 'waging war again' or 'against the government.' Did you know it originally described soldiers who refused to obey orders, evolving to mean anyone who resists authority?
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"El rebelde" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - History - (A2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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