Kilo Lingo

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masculine

/fanˈtas.ma/

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Translation

ghost

Word origin

From Greek phantasma ('apparition, image'), borrowed through Latin. The same root gives English phantasm, phantom and fantasy.

Origin
Greek
Root
phantasma
English cognates
phantasm, phantom, fantasy

Grammar

Gendermasculine
Pluralfantasmas

Examples

.

The children believe there is a ghost in the old house.

.

I am not afraid of ghosts or of the dark.

asustó .

The ghost story frightened the whole village.

castillo fama .

That castle is famous for having a sad ghost.

, .

He walked past me in silence, like a ghost.

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