Magloire (en. Magloire)
[maɡlwaʁ]
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
A type of jewelry or gem of a particular shape.
She wore a necklace adorned with a beautifully carved magloire.
Elle portait un collier ornée d'un magnifiquement taillé magloire.
In a historical context, used to refer to certain precious artifacts.
The magloire found in the tomb was of priceless value.
Le magloire retrouvé dans la tombe était d'une valeur inestimable.
Etymology
The word 'magloire' would derive from a Latin or ancient origin, but the details are uncertain.
Common Phrases and Expressions
magloire of life
A jewel that symbolizes a luxurious and rich life.
magloire de la vie
give a magloire
To give a precious gift to someone.
donner un magloire
hang a magloire
To attach a gemstone to a fashion item.
pendre un magloire
Related Words
jewel
An object adorned with gemstones worn as an accessory.
bijou
stone
A mineral or natural crystal.
pierre
ornament
A decorative object added to an item.
ornement
Slang Meanings
A big lie, an extravagant lie.
He told a magloire about his vacation in Africa.
Il a sorti un magloire sur ses vacances en Afrique.
An exaggerated or difficult situation.
This week, it was a real magloire at work.
Cette semaine, c'était un vrai magloire au travail.