diplomática

female diplomat

noun dee-ploh-MAH-tee-kah Rare

Origin: From Greek diplomatikos, via French diplomatique.

Also means

diplomatic (feminine form)

Usage Note

Diplomática is the feminine noun for a female diplomat; the masculine is diplomático. As an adjective, diplomática describes someone tactful or the broader field of diplomacy. In medieval studies, diplomática also names the scholarly discipline of analysing historical documents.

Examples

"La diplomática negoció el acuerdo en Ginebra."

Natural Translation

The (female) diplomat negotiated the agreement in Geneva.

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