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soboles

soboles

9.9
A child or descendant often mentioned in old poetic writing
  • noun
  • Archaic
translation icon : descendencia
  • The old king had many soboles who would inherit his throne.

Examples

  • He took pride in his many soboles, believing his legacy would endure.

  • In the poem, the hero's soboles are praised for their courage and wisdom.

  • The ancient text listed the soboles of the royal family in great detail.

  • Each sobole of the noble family carried a rich history.

  • The ancient text listed the soboles of the royal family in great detail.

  • In the poem, the hero's soboles are praised for their courage and wisdom.

  • He took pride in his many soboles, believing his legacy would endure.

Synonyms

progeny
vssoboles
20 7.3

Children or other family members who come from a person

is the archaic or literary form used for the same relatives

Surface Forms

sobole singular
soboles plural

Etymology

Soboles comes from an old Slavic root sobol- that meant 'descendant'. Think of a family tree where a child is a small 'shoot' from the main trunk, and you can see why soboles was used in older or literary language to mean an offspring or child.