La nobleza
Example: La nobleza tenía castillos grandes en la Edad Media.
Definition
"La nobleza" refers to the social class of people in historical contexts who held titles, land, and privileges, often possessing significant wealth and political power. In history, "la nobleza" typically included aristocrats such as dukes, counts, and barons with large estates.
Etymology
The term "la nobleza" comes from the Latin word 'nobilitas', which means 'nobility' or 'fame'. It originally described those known for their birth and reputation. Did you know? The concept of "la nobleza" evolved during the Middle Ages to distinguish hereditary aristocrats from common people.
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"La nobleza" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - History - (A2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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