No. 8,087 in Spanish
nobel
"Nobel" refers to the Nobel Prize or something related to it.
In a sentence
Mi escritor favorito recibió un premio Nobel.
My favorite writer received a Nobel prize.
The word 'Nobel' here is used as a proper noun to refer to the prestigious international award given for outstanding contributions in various fields.
Él es un joven nobel que está comenzando su carrera como artista.
He is a young beginner who is starting his career as an artist.
In this case, 'nobel' is an adjective (commonly spelled 'novel' in English for similar usage) indicating someone inexperienced or new in a field.
Los antiguos trataban a los guerreros nobeles con respeto.
The ancients treated the newly recruited warriors with respect.
Here, 'nobeles' (a less common form) is used to describe new or inexperienced individuals, likely referring to the beginning of their training or career.
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