👉 The term "capitulant" is often used in literature, especially in Shakespearean plays and other literary works. It refers to someone who is humble or modest and does not assert themselves excessively. The word comes from Latin, meaning "of a small stature." In Shakespeare's play "Hamlet," Hamlet states that he is "capitulant" because he is not proud of his achievements but rather seeks humility in the face of adversity.
