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earthborn

/ˈɜːrθ.bɔːrn/

Traduction: Adjectif littéraire ou poétique signifiant né de la terre ; mortel ou d'origine terrestre, par opposition à divin ou céleste.

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adjective

/ˈɜːrθ.bɔːrn/formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif littéraire ou poétique signifiant né de la terre ; mortel ou d'origine terrestre, par opposition à divin ou céleste.

An archaic or poetic adjective meaning born from the earth; mortal or earthly in origin.

  1. Of earthly originC2formal

    Born or originating from the earth, as opposed to being divine or celestial.

    frNé de la terre

    • The ancient myths spoke of earthborn giants and titans.
    • As earthborn creatures, we are bound to this planet.
    • The earthborn mortals could not comprehend the gods' power.

    Synonymesearthlyhumanmortalmundaneterrestrialworldly

    Antonymescelestialdivineetherealsupernal

  2. Springing from the earthC2formal

    Growing or emerging directly from the ground or soil.

    frné de la terre

    • The earthborn flowers bloomed after the first spring rain.
    • Legends tell of earthborn spirits that guard the forests.
    • The farmer revered the earthborn crops as gifts of nature.

    Synonymesautochthonousterrestrial

    Antonymescelestialethereal

  3. Connected with earthly lifeC2formal

    Relating to or characteristic of life on earth, often in contrast to spiritual or heavenly existence.

    frlié à la vie terrestre

    • His poetry celebrated the simple, earthborn joys of human existence.
    • She felt a deep connection to her earthborn roots and traditions.
    • The philosopher pondered the meaning of earthborn struggles and triumphs.

    Synonymesearthlymortalmundanesublunarytemporalterrestrialworldly

    Antonymescelestialetherealotherworldlyspiritual

Formes
  • more earthborn comparative form
  • most earthborn superlative form