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bestiary

/ˈbes.ti.ə.ri/

Traduction: Nom désignant un recueil médiéval, souvent illustré, contenant des descriptions allégoriques et divertissantes d'animaux réels et mythiques.

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noun

/ˈbes.ti.ə.ri/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un recueil médiéval, souvent illustré, contenant des descriptions allégoriques et divertissantes d'animaux réels et mythiques.

A noun referring to a medieval collection or book, often illustrated, containing allegorical and entertaining descriptions of both real and mythical animals.

  1. Medieval animal compendiumC1formal

    A medieval book, often illustrated, that describes real and mythical animals, usually with moral or allegorical lessons.

    frBestiaire médiéval

    • The bestiary contained detailed drawings of griffins and unicorns.
    • Scholars study bestiaries to understand medieval beliefs about nature.
    • Each entry in the bestiary included a moral lesson about the animal's behavior.
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  • bestiary's possessive singular form