Synonyms: adellijk, edel
Part of speech | adjective |
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Pronunciation | /ˈnobəl/ |
Hyphenation | no·bel |
Positive | nobel |
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Comparative | nobeler |
Superlative | nobelst |
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Predicative | nobel | nobeler | (het) nobelst, (het) nobelste | |||
Attributive | Indefinite | Masculine and feminine plural | nobele | nobelere | nobelste | |
Indefinite singular | nobel | nobeler | nobelst | |||
Plural | nobele | nobelere | nobelste | |||
Definite | nobele | nobelere | nobelste | |||
Partitive | nobels | nobelers |
Danish | ædel |
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English | of noble birth; aristocratic; high‐born |
English (Old English) | æþele |
Esperanto | nobela |
German | adlig |
Greek (Old Greek) | ἀγαθός |
Italian | aristocratico; nobile |
Portuguese | de nobre |
Russian | благородный |
Spanish | noble |
Swedish | adlig; av adel |
West Frisian | aadlik; adellik |