La nobleza
Example: La nobleza medieval tenía mucho poder y tierras.
Definition
"La nobleza" refers to the social class in historical societies, especially medieval times, composed of individuals who held hereditary titles, privileges, and often owned large estates. This class typically had significant political power and social influence, as seen in the phrase 'La nobleza medieval tenía mucho poder y tierras.'
Etymology
The term "la nobleza" originates from the Latin word 'nobilitas,' which means 'nobility' or 'fame.' It entered Spanish through Old Spanish, maintaining its meaning related to social rank and honor. Did you know? The word reflects the idea of being 'known' or 'notable,' highlighting the status and prestige associated with the noble class.
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"La nobleza" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - History - (B1) - set 1", containing 204 commonly used words.
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