Adjective:

નબળા,

nobilitated's Usage Examples:

from Mateus Gomes de Aguiar, a Portuguese Knight of Santiago who was nobilitated in 1653 for his military service in Bahia during the Dutch–Portuguese.

The Arensens were nobilitated in 1651.

(then Lemberg, Austro-Hungarian Empire, now Lviv) to a Galician-Jewish nobilitated family.

Morten Wormskjold was born in Copenhagen to a recently nobilitated family of civil servants in the Danish state administration.

(1694–1777), a merchant who married a Carniolan noblewoman, and was nobilitated in 1739.

Once nobilitated, they were free to buy tax-exempted land from the landed nobility.

The descendant of the ancient gentry family of Bohomolec which was nobilitated in the mid-15th century.