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relic Noun 1. an object or custom that has survived from the past 2. something valued for its past associations 3. relics remaining parts or traces 4. RC Church, Eastern Church a body part or possession of a saint, venerated as holy [Latin reliquiae remains]
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relic Translations relic n relic [ˈrelik] 1 something left from a past time relics of an ancient civilization. reliek بَقِيَّه، أثَر останка památka levn das Relikt υπόλειμμα, απομεινάρι vestigio säile باقی مانده از گذشته jäänne vestige שָׂרִיד अवशेष relikt, ostatak ereklye, emlék (barang) peninggalan menjar; (forn)minjar vestigia 遺物 유물, 유적 reliktas paliekas peninggalan kuno overblijfsel levning, fornminne zabytek relíquia vestigiu реликвия pamiatka ostanek relikvija kvarleva, rest ของสืบทอด tarihi kalıntı, yadigâr 遺跡 слід; реліквії یادگار di vật 遗迹 2 something connected with, especially the bones of, a dead person (especially a saint). oorblyfsel رُفات мощи relikvie relikvie die Reliquie λείψανο reliquia maised jäänused بقایا؛ استخوان یا اشیا وابسته به مقدسین jäännökset relique שָׂרִיד מְקוּדָש किसी मृत व्यक्ति के जुड़ी कोई चीज खास कर हड्डी smrtni ostaci földi maradványok relik helgur dómur reliquia 聖骨 (성인·순교자의) 성(聖)유골 relikvijos relikvija peninggalan artifak relikwie relikvie relikwia relíquia relicvă мощи relikvia relikvija posmrtni ostaci relik พระบรมสารีริกธาตุ kutsal emanet/kalıntı (宗教語)聖骨 мощі باقیات di hài (宗教语)圣骨 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Have they been used in the removal of the relic from downstairs? He maintained, with peculiar satisfaction, it seemed, that maiden modesty is a mere relic of barbarism, and that nothing could be more natural than for a man still youngish to handle a young girl naked. My own idea, on first catching sight of the object, was that it was a Roman relic of some sort, - relic of WHAT I do not know, possibly of a coffin. |
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