libertad

Meaning

Noun

1. (feminine) liberty, freedom
2. (feminine) latitude, leeway

Verb

second-person plural imperative of libertar

Hyphenated as

li‧ber‧tad

Pronounced as (IPA)

/libeɾˈtad/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish libertat. Borrowed from Latin lībertātem. By surface analysis, libre + -tad. Cognate with English liberty.

Sentences

A nivel de clubes se inició en el Libertad .

At the club level, it started in Libertad.

Por el impacto que provoca la historia los mutantes ganan la libertad .

By the impact of history, mutants gain freedom.

Incluso se cree que era usado en contraposición a hombres que gozaban de libertad .

It is even believed that it was used in contrast to men who enjoyed freedom.

Luego el mariscal Joaquín Murat finalmente acabó con la libertad de la aldea .

Then Marshal Joaquín Murat finally ended the freedom of the village.

Sobornando a funcionarios , logró comprar su libertad y escapó a Gambia .

By bribing officials, he managed to buy his freedom and escaped to The Gambia.