No. 9,966 in Spanish

caballeros

"Caballeros" means "gentlemen" or "knights."

In a sentence

Los caballeros se levantaron para saludar.
The gentlemen stood up to greet.
Here 'caballeros' is used to refer to polite or noble men, highlighting their behavior.
En esta tienda, la sección de caballeros está a la izquierda.
In this store, the gentlemen's section is on the left.
In this context, 'caballeros' refers to the section of products intended for men.
El torneo de caballeros medievales será este fin de semana.
The medieval knights tournament will be this weekend.
Here 'caballeros' conveys the meaning of 'knights', emphasizing historical or thematic context.

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