Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
ostrog
French translation:
Ostrog (H G Wells character)
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Drem
Mar 13, 2004 17:27
20 yrs ago
English term
ostrog
English to French
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Philosophy
Within a dictatorial society governed by the Nietzschean Ostrog we discover such technological wonders as powered flight...
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Ostrog (couldn't find it at all)
French translation of "Nietzschean" (only "de Nietzsche"?)
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I've got 2 questions:
Ostrog (couldn't find it at all)
French translation of "Nietzschean" (only "de Nietzsche"?)
Merci!
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Hervé du Verle
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23 yrs in French medical edition
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Ostrog (H G Wells character)
Ostrog is a character of "when the sleeper wakes" (1899) by HG Wells.
"He heard the man beside him exclaim “Ostrog,” and turned to ask a question. But he never did, because of the startled exclamation of another of those who were with him and a lank finger suddenly pointing. He looked, and behold the aeropile that had been rising from the flying stage when last he had looked in that direction, was driving towards them. The swift steady flight was still novel enough to hold his attention. "
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yop yop... personnage \"nietzschéen\"
http://www.ifrance.com/alphaxius/cercle-nietzscheen/index.ht...
Too many consons in that name...
"He heard the man beside him exclaim “Ostrog,” and turned to ask a question. But he never did, because of the startled exclamation of another of those who were with him and a lank finger suddenly pointing. He looked, and behold the aeropile that had been rising from the flying stage when last he had looked in that direction, was driving towards them. The swift steady flight was still novel enough to hold his attention. "
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yop yop... personnage \"nietzschéen\"
http://www.ifrance.com/alphaxius/cercle-nietzscheen/index.ht...
Too many consons in that name...
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Emanuela Galdelli
: correct! I had seen it too, but Nietzsche?
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jemo
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "That's exactly what it is... thanks!
Thanks to all!"
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Genestelle
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Michael Ostrog, médecin russe fou
Deux références différentes qui pourraient à la limite porter le qualificatif de Nietzchéen (l'adjectif existe en français):
Un monastère fortifié et un médecin fou.
Je penche pour le médecin fou.
Casebook: Jack the Ripper - Michael Ostrog
... Photograph of Michael Ostrog. Michael Ostrog (b. 1833) a.k.a ... Michael Ostrog, a mad Russian doctor and a convict and unquestionably a homicidal maniac ...
www.casebook.org/suspects/ostrog.html - 38k - Cached - More pages from this site
Town of Ostrog - Place
... Administration. 1100 – Ostrog was mentioned for the first time in the Old Russian “Ipat’iev” Chronicle ... 12th-13th c. Ostrog was a fortified settlement in the principalities of ...
www.hum.huji.ac.il/CJA/Architecture/Ostrog/0/place.htm - 29k
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Nietzschéen, avec un s. Sorry.
Un monastère fortifié et un médecin fou.
Je penche pour le médecin fou.
Casebook: Jack the Ripper - Michael Ostrog
... Photograph of Michael Ostrog. Michael Ostrog (b. 1833) a.k.a ... Michael Ostrog, a mad Russian doctor and a convict and unquestionably a homicidal maniac ...
www.casebook.org/suspects/ostrog.html - 38k - Cached - More pages from this site
Town of Ostrog - Place
... Administration. 1100 – Ostrog was mentioned for the first time in the Old Russian “Ipat’iev” Chronicle ... 12th-13th c. Ostrog was a fortified settlement in the principalities of ...
www.hum.huji.ac.il/CJA/Architecture/Ostrog/0/place.htm - 29k
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Nietzschéen, avec un s. Sorry.
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Hacene
: ;-) lol
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non pas vraiment, mais l'association Nietzsch/folie est facile - ok thx I missed the smiley
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Emanuela Galdelli
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cjohnstone
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Emanuela Galdelli
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English term (edited):
Nietzschean
nietzschien
http://www.schulers.com/donaldo/narcisse/nar8.htm
Quant à Ostrog, je crois qu'il s'agit de M. Ostrog, comme déjà dit, ou d'un lieu (monastère d'Ostrog).
http://jackleventreur.free.fr/Suspectes/ostrog.htm
Quant à Ostrog, je crois qu'il s'agit de M. Ostrog, comme déjà dit, ou d'un lieu (monastère d'Ostrog).
http://jackleventreur.free.fr/Suspectes/ostrog.htm
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un nom propre peut etre, ou barbare de l'est derivé d'Ostrogoth?
Ostrog me fait penser à Ostrogoth (a.k.a: les barbares de l'Est...) cela me paraitrait assez 'Nietszchéen' (pour répondre à votre seconde question)
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la traduction serait donc \"gouvernée par l\'Ostrog nietzschéen\"...
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la traduction serait donc \"gouvernée par l\'Ostrog nietzschéen\"...
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Emanuela Galdelli
: Je ne suis pas tellement d'accord sur l'"Ostrogoth", mais je pense que ta traduction est juste.
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merci..je n'avais pas encore entendu parler d'Ostgrog, mais il n'était de toutes façons pas nécessaire de le traduire (il y avait d'ailleurs une majuscule, donc ma traduction restait la même quel que soit l'Ostrog en question.......
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ohlala (X)
: c'est fort plausible : ostrog (le barbare de l'est...), il fesait abnégation de tout pour commettre ses meutres...Il haïssait les femmes. Le nietzschéen ostrog...
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