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soma

/ˈsəʊ.mə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une liane d'Inde orientale sans feuilles dont le suc laiteux acidulé servait autrefois à préparer une boisson enivrante, ou terme alternatif pour le corps humain.

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noun

/ˈsəʊ.mə/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une liane d'Inde orientale sans feuilles dont le suc laiteux acidulé servait autrefois à préparer une boisson enivrante, ou terme alternatif pour le corps humain.

A noun referring to a leafless East Indian vine whose sour milky juice was formerly used to make an intoxicating drink, or an alternative term for the body of a human being.

  1. Intoxicating drink from a vineC2formal

    A leafless East Indian vine whose sour milky juice was historically used to prepare an intoxicating beverage.

    frSoma (plante enivrante)

    • Ancient texts describe the ritual use of soma in ceremonies.
    • The vine's milky juice was fermented to create a potent drink.
    • Soma was considered a sacred beverage in early Vedic culture.

    Synonymeshaoma

  2. Human bodyB2formal

    An alternative term for the physical structure of a human being.

    frCorps humain

    • The soma is the vessel for the mind and spirit.
    • In anatomy, the soma refers to the entire body.
    • The athlete's soma was finely tuned for competition.

    Synonymesbodybuildfigurefleshformframephysique

Formes
  • somas plural form
  • somata plural form
  • somas' possessive plural form
  • somata's possessive plural form
  • soma's possessive singular form
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