Zaratustra (en. Zarathustra)
/za.ɾaˈtus.tɾa/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A prophet and philosopher, founder of Zoroastrianism.
Zaratustra is a spiritual figure in the Iranian tradition.
Zaratustra es una figura espiritual en la tradición iraní.
The protagonist of the work 'Thus Spoke Zaratustra' by Friedrich Nietzsche.
In 'Thus Spoke Zaratustra', the character goes out to teach his ideas about the overman.
En 'Así habló Zaratustra', el personaje sale a enseñar sus ideas sobre el superhombre.
Etymology
It comes from the ancient Persian 'Zarathustra', which means 'the one who has good glory'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Thus spoke Zaratustra
Reference to Nietzsche's philosophical work that deals with life and morality.
Así habló Zaratustra
Related Words
zoroastrianism
An ancient religion based on the teachings of Zaratustra.
zoroastrismo
overman
Philosophical concept introduced by Nietzsche to describe the individual who has transcended traditional morality.
superhombre
Slang Meanings
Someone who considers themselves superior or revolutionary.
That guy thinks he's Zaratustra because of his extreme ideas.
Ese tipo se cree Zaratustra por sus ideas extremas.
Ironic use to refer to someone who thinks they are a savior.
Don't behave like Zaratustra, you're not a prophet!
No te comportes como Zaratustra, ¡no eres un profeta!