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- Infante - Wikipedia
Although the title is derived from the same root as "infant", in Romance languages the term may be more broadly interpreted to mean "child" (cf French enfants de France), and historically indicated that the infante or infanta was the child of the nation's monarch
- What is the Difference Between Princess and Infanta?
What is the meaning of Infanta? The title of infanta was always part of the Hispanic monarchies during the Middle Ages By that time all sons and daughters of kings, regardless of their birth order, received the title of infantes or infantas which was a rank equivalent to princes and princesses
- INFANTA Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of INFANTA is a daughter of a Spanish or Portuguese monarch
- Princess vs. Infanta — What’s the Difference?
A princess is a royal title for a female member of a ruling or former ruling family, often as a daughter or wife of a king An infanta is a specific title given to daughters of Spanish or Portuguese monarchs, traditionally without succession rights
- Infante | Nobility, Royalty, Heir | Britannica
infante, the title borne from the 13th century by the children of the Spanish and Portuguese monarchs The title infante was borne by the sons of the sovereign, and the title infanta was given to the daughters and to the wife of an infante
- INFANTA definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
2 meanings: 1 a daughter of a king of Spain or (formerly) Portugal 2 (formerly) the wife of an infante Click for more definitions
- Infanta - Etymology, Origin Meaning - Etymonline
From Spanish Portuguese infanta, meaning "daughter of a king," origin in Latin infantem, meaning "a youth or royal prince," used since c 1600
- infanta - WordReference. com Dictionary of English
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