Vocab Bloom Hub

moiety

/ˈmɔɪ.ə.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'une des deux parties (approximativement) égales d'un tout, ou l'une des deux principales subdivisions d'une tribu ou d'un groupe analogue, souvent utilisé en anthropologie ou en chimie.

1 entrée

noun

/ˈmɔɪ.ə.ti/C1formalscientific
  • frNom désignant l'une des deux parties (approximativement) égales d'un tout, ou l'une des deux principales subdivisions d'une tribu ou d'un groupe analogue, souvent utilisé en anthropologie ou en chimie.

A noun referring to one of two (approximately) equal parts, or one of two basic subdivisions within a tribe or similar group, often used in anthropological or chemical contexts.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Half or partC1formal

    One of two (approximately) equal halves into which something is divided.

    frmoitié

    • The estate was divided into two moieties for the heirs.
    • The land was split into moieties of roughly equal size.
    • A moiety of the profits was donated to charity.

    Synonymeshalfpartpieceportionsegmentshare

  2. Tribal subdivisionC1formal

    One of two primary social divisions within a tribe, often with distinct roles or ceremonial functions.

    frMoiitié tribale

    • The tribe was organized into two moieties, each with its own chief.
    • Marriage between members of the same moiety was traditionally forbidden.
    • Each moiety had responsibility for different rituals during the festival.
Formes
  • moieties plural form
  • moieties' possessive plural form
  • moiety's possessive singular form