Adjective
/fraternal/
In the Spanish language, "fraternal" is used to describe something related to brothers or brotherhood. It often carries connotations of friendship, camaraderie, and solidarity among individuals, especially in a familial or community context. The term is commonly used in both oral and written contexts, with a moderate to high frequency, depending on the situation—such as in literature, discussions of relationships, or sociopolitical contexts concerning solidarity among groups.
The relationship between the two brothers is very fraternal.
Los miembros de la comunidad se unieron en un gesto fraternal.
The members of the community came together in a fraternal gesture.
En la celebración se promovieron ideales fraternal.
"Fraternal" is not commonly used in many idiomatic expressions. However, it relates to concepts of brotherhood and unity, which can be expressed in various phrases.
Brotherhood is an essential fraternal value in our society.
En tiempos de crisis, la ayuda fraternal es fundamental.
In times of crisis, fraternal help is essential.
La organización promueve un ambiente fraternal entre sus miembros.
The organization promotes a fraternal environment among its members.
Debemos trabajar juntos en un espíritu fraternal para superar los desafíos.
The word "fraternal" originates from the Latin "frater," which means "brother." The transformation into Spanish has carried over the essence of brotherhood and familial bonds into the modern context.
Synonyms: - Hermanal (related to siblings) - Fraterno (brotherly in terms of connection)
Antonyms: - Antagónico (antagonistic) - Hostil (hostile)