tyr w języku angielskim
| Francuski | Angielski |
|---|---|
| martyre nom {m} | martyrdom◼◼◼noun martyrdom◼◼◼(condition of a martyr) martyrdom◼◼◼(great suffering) |
| martyre nom {f} | martyr [martyrs]◼◼◼(one willing to be killed for religion) martyr [martyrs]◼◼◼noun |
| martyriser verbe | martyr [martyred, martyring, martyrs]◼◼◼(to make someone a martyr) |
| martyrium nom {m} | martyry(a shrine in honor of a martyr) |
| martyrologie nom {f} | martyrology◼◼◼(list of martyred Christian saints) |
| mégalomartyr nom {m} | great martyr◼◼◼(a saint who was martyred after suffering great torture) |
| mégalomartyre nom {f} | great martyr(a saint who was martyred after suffering great torture) |
| mélanobutyrophtalmie nom {f} | black eye [black eyes](bruised eye) |
| mer Tyrrhénienne nom {f} | Tyrrhenian Sea◼◼◼(Part of the Mediterranean Sea) |
| platyrhinien adjectif | platyrrhine◼◼◼(having a broad, flat nose) |
| platyrrhinien adjectif | platyrrhine◼◼◼(having a broad, flat nose) |
| polystyrène nom {m} | polystyrene [polystyrenes]◼◼◼(polymer) styrofoam◼◼◻(polymer) |
| polystyrène expansé nom {m} | styrofoam◼◼◼(polymer) |
| protomartyr nom {m} | protomartyr◼◼◼(any of the first Christian martyrs) |
| protomartyre nom {f} | protomartyr◼◼◼(any of the first Christian martyrs) |
| satyre nom {m} | satyr [satyrs]◼◼◼(Greek mythology) satyr [satyrs]◼◼◼(Lecher) |
| satyriasis nom | satyriasis◼◼◼(uncontrollable sexual desire) |
| satyriasisme nom {m} | satyriasis(uncontrollable sexual desire) |
| satyrisme nom {m} | satyriasis(uncontrollable sexual desire) |
| Styrie nom {f} | Styria◼◼◼(Austrian state) |
| Styrien nom | Styrian◼◼◼(someone from Styria) |
| styrien adjectif | Styrian◼◼◼(of, from or relating to Styria) |
