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1. (n.) nobleman
a man of noble birth or rank; noble; peer.
Etymology: (1520–30)
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1. (noun) Lord, noble, nobleman
a titled peer of the realm
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1. (noun) nobleman
one of the nobility; a noble; a peer; one who enjoys rank above a commoner, either by virtue of birth, by office, or by patent
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Sense: a noble
The king was murdered by a nobleman at his court.
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 Afrikaans: edelman |
 Arabic: رَجُل شَريف، نَبيل ، كَري |
 Bulgarian: благородник |
 Brazilian: nobre |
 Czech: šlechtic |
 German: der/die Adelige |
 Danish: adelsmand |
 Greek: ο ευγενής, αυτός που ανήκ |
 Spanish: noble |
 Estonian: aadlik |
 Farsi: نجيبزاده؛ نجيب زاده |
 Finnish: aatelinen |
 French: noble |
 Hebrew: אָצִיל |
 Hindi: कुलीन जन |
 Croatian: plemkinja |
 Hungarian: nemesember |
 Indonesian: orang bangsawan |
 Icelandic: aðalsmaður |
 Italian: nobiluomo |
 Japanese: 貴族 |
 Korean: 고귀한 출생(신분)의 사람 |
 Lithuanian: didikas, didikë |
 Latvian: dižciltīgais |
 Malay: wanita, lelaki bangsawan |
 Dutch: edelman |
 Norwegian: adelsmann/-kvinne |
 Polish: szlachcic, szlachcianka |
 Persian: نجيبزاده؛ نجيب زاده |
 Pashto: نجيب زاده،د لوى نسب خاوند |
 Portuguese: nobre |
 Romanian: nobil |
 Russian: дворянин |
 Slovak: šľachtic |
 Slovenian: plemič |
 Serbian: plemić |
 Swedish: adelsman |
 Thai: ขุนนาง |
 Turkish: soylu |
 Taiwanese: 貴族 |
 Ukrainian: дворянин |
 Urdu: امير، شريف |
 Vietnamese: người quý tộc |
 Chinese: 贵族 |
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