Aronnax (en. Aronnax)
/aʁɔna/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
A fictional oceanographer who explores the depths of the sea.
Professor Aronnax is known for his studies on marine creatures.
Le professeur Aronnax est connu pour ses études sur les créatures marines.
A character representing scientific curiosity and adventure.
In the novel, Aronnax embodies the quest for knowledge.
Dans le roman, Aronnax incarne la quête de connaissance.
Etymology
Invented by Jules Verne, this name may be a blend of words evoking the sea and science.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Aronnax's dive
Deep and bold exploration of the oceans.
plongée d'Aronnax
Aronnax's spirit
Fascination and curiosity for science and the mysteries of the sea.
esprit d'Aronnax
Related Words
Nautilus
Submarine commanded by Captain Nemo in the novel.
Nautilus
Captain Nemo
Mysterious and anti-heroic figure who guides the Nautilus.
Captain Nemo
oceanography
Science that studies the oceans.
océanographie
Slang Meanings
Act like a scientist
While observing marine life, he really acted like Aronnax.
En regardant la vie marine, il a vraiment fait l'Aronnax.
Adventurer of the seas
During the boat outing, he felt like a true Aronnax.
Lors de la sortie en bateau, il se sentait comme un vrai Aronnax.