Understanding the Title of Infanta in Spanish Royalty

Infantas is the Spanish word for "princesses". It is a term used to refer to the daughters of a king or queen, and is often used in a formal or official context. In Spain, the title of infanta is traditionally given to the children of the monarch, regardless of gender, and is considered to be a mark of royal status. The title is also sometimes used more broadly to refer to any young girl who is considered to be of noble birth or high social standing.

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