stryge
stʁiʒ
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Definition of stryge - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
monstre vampireRare créature légendaire du moyen âge qui boit le sang des vivantsRare
- Dans les légendes médiévales, la stryge terrorisait les villages la nuit.
- La stryge apparaissait toujours près du vieux cimetière du village.
- Les villageois racontaient que la stryge se nourrissait uniquement de sang royal.
Origin of stryge
latin, stryx (chouette)
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- English:striga, ...
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- Italian:strige, ...
- Spanish:estrige, ...
- Portuguese:estrige, ...
- Chinese:吸血怪, ...
- Japanese:吸血の怪物, ...
- Arabic:مَخْلُوق أُسْطُورِي مُصّاص دَمَاء, ...
- Hebrew:סְטְרִיגָה, ...
- Russian:стрыга, ...
- Ukrainian:стрига, ...
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