No. 4,108 in Spanish
freeman
The word "freeman" does not exist in Spanish; it is an English word meaning a person not enslaved or a person with full rights in a society.
In a sentence
En un mundo justo, cada individuo debería ser un hombre libre.
In a just world, every individual should be a freeman.
The term 'freeman' is used to describe an individual who possesses liberty and freedom.
La historia narra cómo un esclavo se convirtió en un hombre libre a través de su determinación.
The story tells how a slave became a freeman through his determination.
The word 'freeman' is employed to depict a person who has obtained freedom and is no longer in bondage.
Los derechos fundamentales deberían ser garantizados para cada hombre libre.
Fundamental rights should be ensured for every freeman.
Here, 'freeman' positions the subject within the context of possessing inherent rights due to their free status.
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