[ˈnoːbl̩]
Herkunftim 17. Jahrhundert von französisch noble ^(→ fr) aus lateinisch nobilis ^(→ la) zu noscere ^(→ la)
- reich und zugleich vornehm
“Die ausgesprochen noble Garderobe der Gräfin wirkte niemals aufdringlich.”
- edelmütig
“Als Gastgeber zeigte er sich nobel.”
Formennobel(positive) · nobler(comparative) · am nobelsten(superlative) · nobler(positive, nominative, strong, singular, masculine) · noble(positive, nominative, strong, singular, feminine) · nobles(positive, nominative, strong, singular, neuter) · noble(positive, nominative, strong, plural) · noblen(positive, genitive, strong, singular, masculine) · nobler(positive, genitive, strong, singular, feminine) · noblen(positive, genitive, strong, singular, neuter) · nobler(positive, genitive, strong, plural) · noblem(positive, dative, strong, singular, masculine) · nobler(positive, dative, strong, singular, feminine) · noblem(positive, dative, strong, singular, neuter) · noblen(positive, dative, strong, plural) · noblen(positive, accusative, strong, singular, masculine) · noble(positive, accusative, strong, singular, feminine) · nobles(positive, accusative, strong, singular, neuter) · noble(positive, accusative, strong, plural) · noble(positive, nominative, weak, singular, masculine)