French translation of ichor is 
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Meaning of "ichor" in English

In English, "ichor" refers to a substance found in Greek mythology. It is described as the ethereal, golden fluid that flows in the veins of gods, making them immortal and different from mortals who have blood. This term is often used in a poetic or literary context to evoke imagery of divine or mystical qualities. In modern usage, it sometimes appears in literature to describe a mysterious or otherworldly liquid.

Meaning of "ichor" in French

In French, "ichor" retains its connection to Greek mythology and represents the divine fluid that flows in the veins of gods. The French language uses the term "ichor" similarly to English, often in literary or poetic contexts to refer to something mystical or supernatural. Just as with English, it might appear in modern literature to describe a liquid that has an ethereal or divine quality, linked to the fantastical elements of mythology.

Pronunciation of "ichor" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈaɪ.kɔːr/

Regional and dialectical variations: In some dialects, particularly in British English, one might hear slightly more emphasis on the first syllable, resembling "eye-core," but the pronunciation largely remains consistent across English-speaking regions.

Pronunciation of "ichor" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /i.kɔʁ/

Regional and dialectical variations: Pronunciation of "ichor" in French generally remains consistent across regions, although slight variations in accent may affect the fluidity in the way it's pronounced, especially in different Francophone countries.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The hero found a pool of ichor bubbling from the ground. (Le héros a trouvé une flaque d'ichor qui bouillonnait du sol.)
2. The ancient text described ichor as the blood of the gods. (Le texte ancien décrivait l'ichor comme le sang des dieux.)
3. She felt a chill as the ichor touched her skin. (Elle ressentit un frisson quand l'ichor toucha sa peau.)
4. In the myth, ichor was said to heal any wound. (Dans le mythe, l'ichor était censé guérir toute blessure.)
5. The ichor glowed softly in the moonlight. (L'ichor brillait doucement au clair de lune.)
6. The potion contained a drop of ichor from a sacred relic. (La potion contenait une goutte d'ichor d'une relique sacrée.)
7. Artists often depicted ichor as a shimmering, golden liquid. (Les artistes dépeignent souvent l'ichor comme un liquide doré et scintillant.)
8. Legends spoke of ichor giving humans a glimpse of immortality. (Les légendes parlaient de l'ichor donnant aux humains un aperçu de l'immortalité.)
9. The scientists were intrigued by the chemical properties of the ichor they uncovered. (Les scientifiques étaient intrigués par les propriétés chimiques de l'ichor qu'ils avaient découvert.)
10. As the tale goes, the goddess' ichor spilled upon the earth, creating life. (Selon la légende, l'ichor de la déesse s'est répandu sur la terre, créant la vie.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ichor" in English

Synonyms: nectar, elixir, ambrosia, essence, fluid, serum. Antonyms: - Similar Words: sap, vitae, liquid, substance, ooze.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ichor" in French

Synonyms: nectar, élixir, ambroisie, essence, fluide, sérum. Antonyms: - Similar Words: sève, vie, liquide, substance, écoulement.

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