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samurai

/ˈsæm.ʊ.raɪ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un membre de l'aristocratie militaire féodale japonaise, formant la classe des guerriers.

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noun

/ˈsæm.ʊ.raɪ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un membre de l'aristocratie militaire féodale japonaise, formant la classe des guerriers.

A noun referring to a member of the Japanese feudal military aristocracy, known as a warrior class.

  1. Japanese warrior classB1formal

    A member of the powerful military caste in feudal Japan, known for their code of honor, martial skills, and service to a lord.

    frSamouraï

    • The samurai followed the strict code of bushido.
    • A samurai was expected to be skilled in both swordsmanship and calligraphy.
    • Many samurai became ronin after their master died.

    Synonymesknightretainerwarrior

  2. Feudal military aristocracyB2formal

    The social class or system comprising the samurai warriors, who held significant power and status in pre-modern Japan.

    frClasse militaire féodale des samouraïs

    • The samurai class dominated Japanese society for centuries.
    • Members of the samurai aristocracy were often landowners and administrators.
    • The decline of the samurai began with the Meiji Restoration.
Formes
  • samurai plural form
  • samurais plural form
  • samurai' possessive plural form
  • samurais' possessive plural form
  • samurai's possessive singular form