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banshee

/ˈbæn.ʃiː/

Traduction: Nom issu du folklore irlandais désignant un esprit féminin dont les pleurs ou les cris sont censés annoncer une mort imminente dans une famille.

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noun

/ˈbæn.ʃiː/C1formal
  • frNom issu du folklore irlandais désignant un esprit féminin dont les pleurs ou les cris sont censés annoncer une mort imminente dans une famille.

A noun from Irish folklore referring to a female spirit whose wailing or shrieking is believed to foretell an imminent death in a family.

  1. Mythological spiritB2formalbritish

    A female spirit in Irish folklore whose wailing or shrieking is believed to foretell a death in a family.

    frBanshee (esprit féminin de la mythologie irlandaise)

    • According to legend, the banshee's cry was heard before the old lord passed away.
    • The villagers believed the wailing sound was a banshee announcing a tragedy.
    • In Irish stories, the banshee is often seen combing her long hair.
Formes
  • banshees plural form
  • banshees' possessive plural form
  • banshee's possessive singular form
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