paladín
71paladin — pal|a|din [ˈpælədın] n [Date: 1500 1600; : French; Origin: Italian paladino, from Latin palatinus palace official , from palatium; PALACE] a ↑knight (=a soldier of high rank) in the Middle Ages who was very brave and loyal …
72paladin — pal|a|din [ pælə,dın ] noun count LITERARY someone who supports a particular principle very strongly …
73paladín — sustantivo masculino defensor*, campeón, sostenedor, abanderado. * * * Sinónimos: ■ héroe, campeón, defensor, adalid, sostenedor, valedor …
74paladin — pal·a·din || pælÉ™dɪn n. one of the twelve knights of Charlemagne; medieval hero; warrior; defender of a cause …
75paladin — n. Knight errant, champion, hero …
76paladin — noun (C) 1 literary a respected person who strongly supports a particular action or opinion; champion 1 (2) 2 a knight (=a soldier of high rank) in the Middle Ages who fought loyally for his prince …
77Paladin — A type of knight, originally linked to Charlemagne,. Now often to be considered appropriate for any chivalrous and heroic knight. One of Charlemagne’s twelve peers, and by a similar description King Arthur’s knights of the Round Table. The word… …
78paladin — n advocate, defender, vindicator, protector, champion, Prince Valiant; knight in shining armor, knight on a white horse, white knight; hero, knight errant, Sir Lancelot, Sir Galahad, chevalier, cavalier; stout hearted man, brave man …
79paladin — pal·a·din …
80paladin — pal•a•din [[t]ˈpæl ə dɪn[/t]] n. 1) myt any of the 12 legendary peers or knightly champions in attendance on Charlemagne 2) any knightly or heroic champion 3) a determined advocate or defender of a cause • Etymology: 1585–95; < F < It… …
