Liberté

Part of Speech

noun

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Translations

🇩🇪 Es wird häufig in französischer Kunst und Literatur hervorgehoben. , 🇪🇸 Se destaca a menudo en el arte y la literatura franceses. , 🇮🇹 È spesso evidenziata nell'arte e nella letteratura francese. , 🇵🇹 É frequentemente destacada na arte e na literatura francesas. , 🇨🇳 它经常在法国艺术和文学中被强调。 , 🇯🇵 フランスの芸術や文学で頻繁に強調されるものです , 🇰🇷 프랑스 예술과 문학에서 자주 강조되는 개념이다 , 🇸🇦 يُبرز غالبًا في الفن والأدب الفرنسي , 🇮🇳 इसे अक्सर फ्रेंच कला और साहित्य में प्रमुखता से उजागर किया जाता है

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Etymology

The French noun **liberté** comes directly from the Old French *liberte*, itself borrowed from Latin *libertas* “freedom, liberty.” Latin *libertas* is derived from *liber* “free,” which in turn goes back to the Proto-Indo‑European root *lewb-/*leub- “to be unbound, free.” The word entered French in the 12th century and, through the influence of the French Revolution, adopted its modern spelling *liberté* while preserving its original sense of the state of being free.

Synonyms

indépendance autonomie libération émancipation souveraineté autodétermination liberté d'expression

Antonyms

oppression contrainte incarcération servitude dépendance