martyrs
martir
definition
verb
she was martyred for her faith
kill (someone) because of their beliefs.
noun
saints, martyrs, and witnesses to the faith
a person who is killed because of their religious or other beliefs.
translation of 'martyrs'
verb
menganiaya,
menyiksa
noun
martir,
syuhada,
syahid
example
They are the words of the 'martyrs' , martyrdom being the frequent fate of prophets.
The temples were to be blessed, relics of the holy 'martyrs' reserved therein, and used for Christian worship.
French and Dutch Protestants claimed new 'martyrs' in the religious and civil wars convulsing their countries.
A special exhibition of valuable and rare artefacts which trace the story of some of the saints and 'martyrs' connected with York Minster has gone on display in the Minster Chapter House.
There are plenty of false 'martyrs' out there that are completely unworthy of our sympathy.
For that average believer did not doubt that God's grace had been spectacularly displayed in the courage of the 'martyrs' .
For a moment, the only stories that Andrew could think of involved early Christian 'martyrs' .
In the book of Revelation, the 'martyrs' are vindicated by the descent of the holy city, a new Jerusalem, coming down from heaven to earth.
Rather, martyrdom only makes sense when one takes seriously the 'martyrs' ' religiosity.
His inclusion on the list of Christian 'martyrs' has been proposed by the U.S. Catholic bishops, who have sent the names of more than two dozen Americans to Rome.
It is supposed to be on the spot where Peter was 'martyred' that a basilica was built.
Mira rejected the official history that viewed her mother as a traitor, preferring instead to cast her as a 'martyr' to the partisan cause.
Not everyone who is killed is a 'martyr' ; some are merely victims.
Even as he suffers and dies he maintains his single-minded devotion to freedom, and in death he becomes a powerful 'martyr' to the Scottish cause.
But an anti-Mormon mob killed him that year, creating a 'martyr' to the new faith.
Of course, we need * real * good material and people prepared to be lynched and 'martyrized' as good precursors always are.
Ever since he first stood upright, man has been a 'martyr' to his back.
there was no need to 'martyr' themselves again
the first Christian 'martyr'
And then, too, to be candid about it, the fact that he was 'martyred' made him more popular than he ever was in lifetime.
Persecuted by the Romans for her religious beliefs, she died a 'martyr' 's death before the age of twenty.
Those who love to play the 'martyr' submerge their own personalities. They devote a lifetime to unnecessary servitude and privation.
At the same time, a 'martyrization' effect occurs, often seen in hostages and prostitutes who have encountered sexual or mental violence for long periods.
Even if we grant that Peter was 'martyred' in Rome, his body is unlikely to have been recovered for burial, or his grave ever marked.
I did say it would curtail my daytime internet surfing, adopting the air of a 'martyr' to the communal good.
I'm a 'martyr' to migraines!
My son was 'martyred' and his cousin survived to tell us the story.
He was 'martyred' in 362 under Julian the Apostate.
But she has that 'martyr' complex… Sometimes she's like a walking children's book.
Only fools 'martyr' themselves needlessly.
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