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libertad

/li.βeɾˈtað/
noun★Beginner— freedom
general

The state of being free from oppression, control, or restrictions; the ability to act, speak, or think without hindrance.

Todos los seres humanos nacen libres e iguales en dignidad y derechos.

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.

La libertad de expresión es esencial en una democracia.

Freedom of expression is essential in a democracy.

💡

In Spanish, 'libertad' can refer to both political freedom and personal freedom. It is a core concept in human rights and political philosophy.

Collocations

libertad de expresiónfreedom of speechlibertad religiosareligious freedomlibertad personalpersonal freedom

Synonyms

liberaciónindependenciaautonomía

Antonyms

opresiónesclavitudcautiverio

Related Phrases

en libertadphrase
at liberty
tomar la libertadphrase
to take the liberty (to do something)

💡Pro Tip

Political vs. Personal Freedom

'Libertad' can refer to both political freedom (e.g., from tyranny) and personal freedom (e.g., to make choices). Context usually clarifies the meaning.

⚡Gold Rule

Core Human Right

In Spanish-speaking countries, 'libertad' is often associated with historical struggles for independence and is a central value in many constitutions.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the Latin 'libertās,' meaning 'freedom' or 'liberty.' The term evolved in Spanish to encompass both political and personal freedoms.

📝Usage Notes

In Spanish, 'libertad' is often used in political and philosophical contexts but can also refer to personal autonomy. It is a highly valued concept in Latin American and Spanish culture.

Word Breakdown

liber
free
root
+
-tad
state or condition
suffix
Diccionario Español-Inglés

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