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Definition of golem - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He was often teased and called a golem due to his size.
2.
fantasyRare humanoid creature made from inanimate matter, animated by magicRare
- A stone golem blocked their path in the cave.
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humanoid creature made from inanimate matter, animated by magic
Origin of golem
Yiddish, goylem (shapeless mass)
Examples of golem in a sentence
In gym class, he moved like a golem. The wizard summoned a clay golem to guard the tower. Legends spoke of a golem that protected the ancient temple.
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- French:géant maladroit, golem, ...
- German:Tölpel, Golem, ...
- Italian:impacciato, golem, ...
- Spanish:patoso, gólem, ...
- Portuguese:trapalhão, golem, ...
- Chinese:大块头, 傀儡, ...
- Japanese:のろま, ゴーレム, ...
- Arabic:ضَخْم أَخْرَق, جُولِم, ...
- Hebrew:גּוֹלֶם, ...
- Russian:неуклюжий человек, голем, ...
- Ukrainian:незграбний, голем, ...
- Hindi:भारी-भरकम व्यक्ति, गोलम, ...
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