Magnus (en. Magnus)
/maɡ.nys/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A Latin word meaning 'great' or 'powerful'.
The term 'magnus' is often used in the context of historical greatness.
Le terme 'magnus' est souvent utilisé dans le contexte de la grandeur historique.
A term used to denote important figures in history.
In ancient times, a military leader could be called magnus.
Dans l'antiquité, un chef militaire pouvait être appelé magnus.
Etymology
From Latin 'magnus', which means 'great' or 'major'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
magnum opus
A major work or the principal achievement of an artist.
magnus opus
great lord
A great lord or master.
magnus dominus
great among equals
A great among equals.
magnus inter pares
Related Words
magnificence
Characteristic of being grand or impressive.
magnificence
magnanimous
One who is noble and generous.
magnanime
Slang Meanings
Used to refer to someone remarkable or talented.
This musician is truly a magnus in his field.
Ce musicien est vraiment un magnus dans son domaine.
Means something very big or impressive.
This party was a real magnus, everyone loved it!
Cette fête était un vrai magnus, tout le monde a adoré!