How to Say “Martyr” in Spanish

mártir
/ˈmaɾtiɾ/masculine
The Spanish word for martyr is mártir.
mártir is a masculine noun referring to one who sacrifices their life for an important cause.
Meaning: one who sacrifices their life for an important cause (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of mártir is mártires.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈmaɾtiɾ/

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, you can use hacerse el mártir to describe someone who is pretending to be a victim to gain sympathy.
  • The Spanish word mártir comes from the Ancient Greek word μάρτυς, which simply meant 'witness'.
  • The Spanish word mártir is a 'common gender' noun, meaning you can use either el mártir or la mártir depending on the person's gender.

Examples in context

  • En unos momentos serás o bien una santa mártir o una bruja muerta.
    In a few moments you'll become either a holy martyr or a dead witch.
    This sentence is useful for seeing mártir used in a sentence.
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  • La historia nos recuerda el coraje de los mártires de la libertad.
    History reminds us of the courage of the martyrs of freedom.
  • El Venerable Francisco exemplificó su fe, enfrentando su martirio con valentía.
    The Venerable Francisco exemplified his faith, facing his martyrdom with courage.
  • Los héroes que dieron su vida por la justicia son verdaderos mártires.
    The heroes who gave their lives for justice are true martyrs.
  • La vida de los mártires es un testimonio inspirador de coraje y fe.
    The lives of the martyrs are an inspiring testimony of courage and faith.
  • Los héroes caídos en la guerra son considerados mártires por su sacrificio.
    The fallen heroes in war are considered martyrs for their sacrifice.
  • El soldado murió como un mártir.
    The soldier died as a martyr.
  • No quiero ser un mártir de una causa perdida.
    I do not want to be a martyr for a lost cause.

Example conversation

Elena and Daniel are discussing a historical figure in a museum.

  1. Elena

    Este hombre fue un mártir muy importante.
    This man was a very important martyr.
  2. Daniel

    Sí, sacrificó todo por la libertad.
    Yes, he sacrificed everything for freedom.
  3. Elena

    Su historia todavía inspira a mucha gente.
    His story still inspires many people.
  4. Daniel

    Es verdad, el mártir nunca es olvidado.
    It is true, the martyr is never forgotten.

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