Definition
Definition of infante - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
noble titleRare Spanish or Portuguese prince, typically king’s son, not the successorRare
- As an infante, he held rank at court but would not inherit the crown.
- The infante was educated by the most renowned scholars of the realm.
- An infante could command armies but still rank below the heir apparent.
Origin of infante
Spanish, infante (child) from Latin, infantem (young child)
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historical title
wife of an infante in historical context
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- French:infant, ...
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- Chinese:英凡特, ...
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- Arabic:لَقَب لِأَمِير مِنْ أَبْنَاءِ الْمَلِك فِي إِسْبَانْيَا أَوِ الْبُرْتُغَال لَيْسَ هُوَ وَلِيَّ الْعَهْد, ...
- Hebrew:אִינְפַנְטֶה, ...
- Russian:инфант, ...
- Ukrainian:інфант, ...
- Hindi:इन्फ़ांते, ...
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