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/vɑ̃.piʁ/
Translation
vampire
Word origin
Borrowed in the eighteenth century from German Vampir, itself from Serbian vampir, a word shared across the Slavic languages. English 'vampire' came in through French at the same period.
- Origin
- Slavic
- Root
- vampir
- English cognates
- vampire
Grammar
Examples
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The vampire cannot bear daylight.
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In this film, the vampires live in a small town in the north.
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My daughter is convinced a vampire lives in the attic.
chauve- .
The vampire bat feeds on blood.
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He works nights and sleeps by day, a proper vampire.
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