nobility

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• General-American: /noʊˈbɪlɪti/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /nəʊˈbɪlɪti/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /nəˈbɪlɪti/
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From Old French nobilité, from Latin nobilitas. Equivalent to noble + -ity.

96 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: adel — noble or privileged social class
• Afrikaans: adelstand — noble or privileged social class
• Albanian: fisnikëri — noble or privileged social class
• Arabic: نُبْل (nubl) — noble or privileged social class
• Arabic: نَبَالَة (nabāla) — noble or privileged social class
• Armenian: ազնվականություն (aznvakanutʻyun) — noble or privileged social class
• Asturian: nobleza — noble or privileged social class
• Belarusian: двара́нства (dvaránstva) — noble or privileged social class
• Belarusian: шля́хта (šljáxta) — noble or privileged social class
• Bulgarian: аристокра́ция (aristokrácija) — noble or privileged social class
• Bulgarian: дворя́нство (dvorjánstvo) — noble or privileged social class
• Catalan: noblesa — noble or privileged social class
• Chinese Mandarin: 貴族 /贵族 (guìzú) — noble or privileged social class
• Czech: šlechta — noble or privileged social class
• Dutch: adel — noble or privileged social class
• Esperanto: nobelaro — noble or privileged social class
• Estonian: aadel — noble or privileged social class
• Faroese: aðal — noble or privileged social class
• Finnish: aateli — noble or privileged social class
• French: noblesse — noble or privileged social class
• Friulian: nobiltât — noble or privileged social class
• Galician: nobreza — noble or privileged social class
• Georgian: თავადაზნაურობა (tavadaznauroba) — noble or privileged social class
• Georgian: არისტოკრატია (arisṭoḳraṭia) — noble or privileged social class
• German: Adel — noble or privileged social class
• German: Aristokratie — noble or privileged social class
• German: Nobilität — noble or privileged social class
• Greek: αριστοκρατία (aristokratía) — noble or privileged social class
• Ancient Greek: εὐγένεια (eugéneia) — noble or privileged social class
• Hebrew: אצולה (atzula) — noble or privileged social class
• Hungarian: nemesség — noble or privileged social class
• Irish: uaisle — noble or privileged social class
• Italian: nobiltà — noble or privileged social class
• Japanese: 貴族 (kizoku) — noble or privileged social class
• Korean: 귀족 (gwijok) — noble or privileged social class
• Latin: nōbilitās — noble or privileged social class
• Macedonian: благородништво (blagorodništvo) — noble or privileged social class
• Macedonian: дворјанство (dvorjanstvo) — noble or privileged social class
• Old English: æþelnes — noble or privileged social class
• Old English: æþelu — noble or privileged social class
• Plautdietsch: Odel — noble or privileged social class
• Polish: szlachta — noble or privileged social class
• Portuguese: nobreza — noble or privileged social class
• Romanian: nobilime — noble or privileged social class
• Romanian: noblețe — noble or privileged social class
• Russian: дворя́нство (dvorjánstvo) — noble or privileged social class
• Russian: аристокра́тия (aristokrátija) — noble or privileged social class
• Russian: знать (znatʹ) — noble or privileged social class
• Russian: шля́хта (šljáxta) — noble or privileged social class
• Scottish Gaelic: uaisle — noble or privileged social class
• Scottish Gaelic: uaisleachd — noble or privileged social class
• Serbo-Croatian: племство — noble or privileged social class
• Serbo-Croatian: властела — noble or privileged social class
• Serbo-Croatian: plemstvo — noble or privileged social class
• Serbo-Croatian: vlastela — noble or privileged social class
• Slovak: šľachta — noble or privileged social class
• Slovene: plemstvo — noble or privileged social class
• Spanish: nobleza — noble or privileged social class
• Swedish: adel — noble or privileged social class
• Tocharian B: klyomñe — noble or privileged social class
• Ukrainian: дворя́нство (dvorjánstvo) — noble or privileged social class
• Ukrainian: шля́хта (šljáxta) — noble or privileged social class
• Vietnamese: quí tộc — noble or privileged social class
• Yiddish: אַדל (adl) — noble or privileged social class
• Arabic: فَخَامَة (faḵāma) — the quality of being noble
• Arabic: شَهَامَة (šahāma) — the quality of being noble
• Asturian: nobleza — the quality of being noble
• Bulgarian: благородство (blagorodstvo) — the quality of being noble
• Catalan: noblesa — the quality of being noble
• Czech: vznešenost — the quality of being noble
• Esperanto: nobleco — the quality of being noble
• Esperanto: nobeleco — the quality of being noble
• Finnish: aateluus — the quality of being noble
• French: noblesse — the quality of being noble
• Friulian: nobiltât — the quality of being noble
• Galician: nobreza — the quality of being noble
• German: Adeligkeit — the quality of being noble
• German: Blaublütigkeit — the quality of being noble
• German: Nobilität — the quality of being noble
• Greek: αριστοκρατικότητα (aristokratikótita) — the quality of being noble
• Greek: αρχοντιά (archontiá) — the quality of being noble
• Irish: uaisleacht — the quality of being noble
• Italian: nobilità — the quality of being noble
• Japanese: 崇高 (sūkō) — the quality of being noble
• Japanese: 高潔 (kōketsu) — the quality of being noble
• Latin: nobilitas — the quality of being noble
• Latin: ingenuitas — the quality of being noble
• Macedonian: благородност (blagorodnost) — the quality of being noble
• Old English: æþelnes — the quality of being noble
• Portuguese: nobreza — the quality of being noble
• Romanian: noblețe — the quality of being noble
• Russian: благоро́дство (blagoródstvo) — the quality of being noble
• Serbo-Croatian: племенитост — the quality of being noble
• Serbo-Croatian: plemenitost — the quality of being noble
• Spanish: nobleza — the quality of being noble
• Turkish: soyluluk — the quality of being noble