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daemon

/ˈdiː.mən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un être surnaturel malfaisant ou, dans la mythologie, une créature intermédiaire entre les dieux et les mortels, parfois conçue comme un esprit ou un démon de la nature.

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/ˈdiː.mən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un être surnaturel malfaisant ou, dans la mythologie, une créature intermédiaire entre les dieux et les mortels, parfois conçue comme un esprit ou un démon de la nature.

A noun referring to an evil supernatural being, or in mythology, a person who is part mortal and part god.

  1. Evil supernatural beingB2formal

    A malevolent spirit or demon, often associated with causing harm or mischief.

    frDémon (esprit malveillant)

    • The ancient texts described a daemon that haunted the forest.
    • In folklore, a daemon could possess a person and control their actions.
    • The hero fought a powerful daemon to save the village.

    Synonymescacodemondemondevilevil spiritfiend

    Antonymesangel

  2. Mythological beingB2formal

    A being in Greek mythology that is intermediate between mortals and gods, often serving as a guardian spirit or guide.

    frdaimôn / démon (sens mythologique)

    • Socrates spoke of his personal daemon, a divine inner voice.
    • In ancient myths, a daemon could be a benevolent spirit watching over a person.
    • The hero was guided by a daemon who was part mortal and part god.

    Synonymesdaimondemongeniusguardian spiritspirit

Formes
  • daemons plural form
  • daemons' possessive plural form
  • daemon's possessive singular form
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