golem in Portuguese
golem in Portuguese is golem — golem means in Jewish folklore, a humanlike figure made from clay or mud and brought to life by magic, often to serve or protect its creator.
golem in Portuguese
golem
(mythology) A humanoid creature made from clay, animated by magic.
What does "golem" mean?
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noun In Jewish folklore, a humanlike figure made from clay or mud and brought to life by magic, often to serve or protect its creator.
"In the legend, the rabbi shaped a golem from river clay to defend the ghetto."
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golem in a sentence
- In the legend, the rabbi shaped a golem from river clay to defend the ghetto.
- The fantasy novel features a lumbering stone golem as the hero's bodyguard.
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What is "golem" in Portuguese?
"golem" in Portuguese is golem. golem means: In Jewish folklore, a humanlike figure made from clay or mud and brought to life by magic, often to serve or protect its creator.
How do you use "golem" in a sentence?
Example: "In the legend, the rabbi shaped a golem from river clay to defend the ghetto." In Portuguese, "golem" is golem.
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