conde
“conde” means “count” in Spanish (noble title).
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El conde invitó a todos los aldeanos a su fiesta anual.
B1The count invited all the villagers to his annual party.
La historia del conde de Montecristo es muy famosa.
B2The story of the Count of Monte Cristo is very famous.
Su título de conde es uno de los más antiguos de la región.
B2His title of count is one of the oldest in the region.
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If 'conde' is the male noble title, what is the title for his wife?
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This word comes from the Latin word *comes*, which originally meant 'companion' or 'attendant.' Over time, particularly in the later Roman Empire, it became a title for high-ranking officials who were companions of the Emperor, eventually evolving into the noble title we know today.
First recorded: Around the 9th or 10th century in early Romance languages.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'conde' the highest title in Spanish nobility?
No, 'conde' (count) is a high rank, but it is typically lower than a 'duque' (duke) and a 'marqués' (marquess). The highest non-royal title is usually 'duque'.