English
Etymology
Calque of Ancient Greek μεγαλομάρτυς (megalomártus).
Noun
great martyr (plural great martyrs)
- (Eastern Orthodoxy) A saint who was martyred after suffering great torture.
- Synonym: megalomartyr
Derived terms
Translations
a saint who was martyred after suffering great torture
- Belarusian: велікаму́чанік m (vjelikamúčanik), велікамучаніца f (vjelikamučanica)
- Bulgarian: великомъченик m (velikomǎčenik), великомъченица f (velikomǎčenica)
- Catalan: megalomàrtir m or f
- Czech: velkomučedník m, velkomučednice f
- Dutch: grootmartelaar m, grootmartelares f
- Estonian: suurmärter
- Finnish: suurmarttyyri (fi)
- French: mégalomartyr (fr) m, mégalomartyre (fr) f
- Georgian: დიდმოწამე (didmoc̣ame)
- German: Großmärtyrer m, Großmärtyrerin f, Megalomärtyrer m, Megalomärtyrerin f
- Greek: μεγαλομάρτυρας (el) m or f (megalomártyras)
- Italian: megalomartire m or f
- Latin: megalomartyr m or f
- Macedonian: великомаченик m (velikomačenik), великомаченица f (velikomačenica)
- Portuguese: megalomártir m or f
- Romanian: mare mucenic m, mare muceniță f
- Russian: великомученик (ru) m (velikomučenik), великомученица (ru) f (velikomučenica)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: великомученик m, великомученица f
- Slovak: veľkomučeník m, veľkomučenica f
- Spanish: megalomártir m or f
- Ukrainian: великомученик m (velykomučenyk), великомучениця f (velykomučenycja)
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