Noun:

અલ્કાલ્ડે,

alcaide's Usage Examples:

prison, also in Spain and Portugal in the form with the definite article "alcayde" (Spanish) "alcaide" (Portuguese).

se determinan de entrar (they are decided to invade) con él salen tres alcaides (with him depart three Mayors) aquí los quiero nombrar: (here I want to.

Yet, several years (1385) King John I encircled the castle, and it was the alcaide Aires Gomes da Silva, supporter of Beatriz, who defended its walls.

CourtierDiogo was rewarded by the king with the post of alcaide-mor of Monsaraz, and was also named to the Privy Council.

and Portugal in the form with the definite article "alcayde" (Spanish) "alcaide" (Portuguese).

intrigues and confrontations were fermented in Torres Vedras by local alcaides, such as in 1384 when the Master of Aviz encircled the town in order to.

known as alcaide-mor (major alcaide) and the delegate became known as the alcaide pequeno (little alcaide) or the alcaide-menor (minor alcaide).

In 1369, King Henry II of Castile invaded Portugal and encircled the castle of Guimarães, but was defeated by its population and forces loyal to then-alcaide Gonçalo Pais de Meira.

the primary benefactors were the Coutinho family, rich nobles who were alcaides of Lamego and Trancoso, and who later became Counts of Marialva.