Definition of alferez in English:

alferez

(also alférez, alferes)

noun alˈfɛrəz

historical

Chiefly in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking contexts: an ensign, a standard-bearer; a second lieutenant.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nicholas (1532–1601), shipowner and translator. Partly (originally) from Spanish alférez ensign, standard-bearer, second lieutenant, and partly from Portuguese alféres ensign, standard-bearer, both from Arabic al-fāris from al the + fāris horseman, mounted warrior from faras horse.

Definition of alferez in US English:

alferez

(also alférez, alferes)

nounalˈfɛrəz

historical

Chiefly in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking contexts: an ensign, a standard-bearer; a second lieutenant.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nicholas (1532–1601), shipowner and translator. Partly (originally) from Spanish alférez ensign, standard-bearer, second lieutenant, and partly from Portuguese alféres ensign, standard-bearer, both from Arabic al-fāris from al the + fāris horseman, mounted warrior from faras horse.

词汇	alferez
释义	Definition of alferez in English: alferez (also alférez, alferes) noun alˈfɛrəz historical Chiefly in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking contexts: an ensign, a standard-bearer; a second lieutenant. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nicholas (1532–1601), shipowner and translator. Partly (originally) from Spanish alférez ensign, standard-bearer, second lieutenant, and partly from Portuguese alféres ensign, standard-bearer, both from Arabic al-fāris from al the + fāris horseman, mounted warrior from faras horse. Definition of alferez in US English: alferez (also alférez, alferes) nounalˈfɛrəz historical Chiefly in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking contexts: an ensign, a standard-bearer; a second lieutenant. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nicholas (1532–1601), shipowner and translator. Partly (originally) from Spanish alférez ensign, standard-bearer, second lieutenant, and partly from Portuguese alféres ensign, standard-bearer, both from Arabic al-fāris from al the + fāris horseman, mounted warrior from faras horse.
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