Look up: Hidalgo

1. Hidalgo
   Hi·dal'go noun [ Spanish , contr. from hijo de algo , i. e. , son of something; hijo son (fr. Late Latin filius ) + algo something, from Latin aliquod . Confer Fidalgo .] A title, denoting a Spanish nobleman of the lower class.
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2. Hidalgo
   • (n.) A title, denoting a Spanish nobleman of the lower class.
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3. Hidalgo
   (from the article `asteroid`) ...is considered by some to be a defunct comet—one that has lost its volatile materials and no longer displays the classic cometary features of a ... ...been gravitationally perturbed out of the Kuiper belt and now travel mainly between the orbits of Jupiter and Neptune, and (4) individual ... [2 re...
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4. Hidalgo
   county, southwestern New Mexico, U.S.; it is bordered by Arizona on the west and Mexico on the south and east. The county`s northwestern area, ...
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5. hidalgo
   in Spain, a hereditary noble or, in the later Middle Ages and the modern era, a knight or member of the gentry.[3 related articles]
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6. Hidalgo
   estado (state), east-central Mexico. It is bounded by the states of San Luis Potosí to the north, Veracruz to the north and northeast, Puebla to the ...
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7. Hidalgo
   Hidalgo is a Spanish boy name. The meaning of the name is `Noble One ` The name Hidalgo doesn`t appear In the US top 1000 most common names over de last 128 years. The name Hidalgo seems to be unique!
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8. Hidalgo
   Hidalgo (hidăl'gō) , in astronomy: see asteroid.
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9. Hidalgo
   Hidalgo (ē&thstrok;äl'gō) , state (1990 pop. 1,888,366), 8,058 sq mi (20,870 sq km), central Mexico. Pachuca de Soto is the capital. Crossed by the Sierra Madre Oriental, the state is extremely mountainous; in the southern and western areas, however, are plains and fertile valle...
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10. hidalgo
    hidalgo (hēdäl'gō) [contraction of Span. hijo de algo=son of something], term designating the lowest degree of Spanish nobility, a rank above the ordinary gentry but below the great lords. The status was granted either directly from the crown (hidalgo de carta) or was inherited ...
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11. Hidalgo
    Hidalgo was a Spanish nobleman of the lower class. There were hidalgos de naturaleza, of noble birth, and hidalgos de privilegio, that is, those on whom the king had conferred nobility, and those who purchased nobility. The title is long obsolete.
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12. Hidalgo
    `Hidalgo` (Fidalgo in Galician and Portuguese) was a traditional title of persons of the Spanish nobility or gentry. Hidalgo may also refer to: Places: Mexico: Ciudad Hidalgo: Villa Hidalgo: United States: Fiction: People: Other: External links:
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13. Hidalgo
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14. Hidalgo
    (film) `Hidalgo` is a 2004 film based on the legend of the American distance rider Frank Hopkins and his mustang Hidalgo, and recounts Hopkins` racing his horse in Arabia in 1891 against Bedouins riding pure-blooded Arabian horses. The movie was written by John Fusco and directed by Jo...
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15. Hidalgo
    (Spanish nobility) An `hidalgo` () or `lang-->) is a member of the Spanish nobility|Spanish and Portuguese nobility. In popular usage it has come to mean the non-titled nobility. Hidalgos were exempt from paying taxes, but did not necessarily own real property. The feminine i...
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