hidalgo
/iːˈdælɡoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A nobleman of the lowest rank in the nobility of medieval Spain and Portugal, ranking below a knight.
“In the novel, the main character was a hidalgo who fought bravely in battle.”
2. noun
A Spanish title of nobility ranking below a count and above a marquis.
“The hidalgo estate was a grand mansion with beautifully manicured gardens.”
3. noun
A horseman or horseback rider.
“The hidalgo rode his horse across the desert, facing many challenges along the way.”
4. proper noun
A specific title of nobility held by a member of the Spanish nobility.
“The hidalgo family had a long history of producing notable politicians.”