Anyway, we use Caballero as a generic word for medieval nobles, and literally for knight, cavalier, or even gentleman, regardless of the appropriate meaning or translation of the rank in Spanish.
Yes i did simplified, with using a Synonym.
Thanks!But is harder to find a solution to the case, since each country titled their nobles according to their pronunciation.
According to wikipedia (ULTIMATE RELIABLE SOURCE)
NO!
RAE is the ultimate Source!
Why not just use that?
I did.
thanks!
