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scarab

/ˈskær.əb/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen Käfer bezeichnet, insbesondere den heiligen Pillendreher (Skarabäus), der im alten Ägypten als heilig oder göttlich galt.

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noun

/ˈskær.əb/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen Käfer bezeichnet, insbesondere den heiligen Pillendreher (Skarabäus), der im alten Ägypten als heilig oder göttlich galt.

A noun referring to a scarabaeid beetle that was considered sacred or divine by the ancient Egyptians.

  1. Sacred beetleB2formal

    A type of beetle, especially the dung beetle, that was considered sacred and divine by the ancient Egyptians.

    deHeiliger Käfer

    • The scarab beetle was often depicted in ancient Egyptian art.
    • Archaeologists discovered a golden scarab amulet in the tomb.
    • The scarab symbolized rebirth and protection in Egyptian mythology.

    Synonymedung beetlescarabaeus

  2. Amulet or symbolB2formal

    A representation or carving of a scarab beetle, used as a charm or ornament in ancient Egypt.

    deSkarabäus

    • She wore a scarab pendant for good luck.
    • The museum displayed a collection of scarab seals.
    • Ancient Egyptians placed scarab amulets in tombs for protection.
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