Hidalgo in Spanish
Hidalgo in Spanish is Hidalgo, hidalgo — Hidalgo means a member of the lower Spanish nobility, historically exempt from certain taxes but without a formal title.
Hidalgo in Spanish
What does "Hidalgo" mean?
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noun A member of the lower Spanish nobility, historically exempt from certain taxes but without a formal title.
"The old hidalgo insisted on being addressed with proper courtesy despite his empty purse."
Hidalgo in a sentence
- The old hidalgo insisted on being addressed with proper courtesy despite his empty purse.
- Don Quixote imagines himself a noble hidalgo living out chivalric adventures.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Hidalgo" in Spanish?
"Hidalgo" in Spanish is Hidalgo, hidalgo. Hidalgo means: A member of the lower Spanish nobility, historically exempt from certain taxes but without a formal title.
How do you use "Hidalgo" in a sentence?
Example: "The old hidalgo insisted on being addressed with proper courtesy despite his empty purse." In Spanish, "Hidalgo" is Hidalgo, hidalgo.
Are there other ways to say "Hidalgo" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "Hidalgo": Hidalgo, hidalgo.