el fiel

The Spanish word "fiel" means "faithful" or "loyal" in English. It is an adjective used to describe someone (or sometimes an animal or thing) that is devoted, constant, and reliable in their support or allegiance.

Meaning:

1. Faithful/Loyal: Describes a person who is steadfast and trustworthy in a relationship, friendship, or duty. For instance, a "fiel amigo" is a loyal friend who stands by you regardless of circumstances.
2. In a religious context, "fiel" can also refer to a believer or member of a faith, such as someone who is devoted and observant in their religion.

Parts:

• It is an adjective and does not change much in gender (fiel is used both for masculine and feminine subjects). The plural is fieles.

Synonyms (Spanish):

• Leal
• Devoto
• Constante
• Sincero (in some contexts)

Antonyms (Spanish):

• Infiel (disloyal)
• Traidor (traitor)
• Desleal (unfaithful)
• Falso (false)

Example sentences:

• Él es un amigo fiel.
  (He is a loyal friend.)
• Los fieles asistieron a la misa.
  (The faithful attended the mass.)

In summary, "fiel" conveys the idea of trustworthiness and unwavering allegiance.