Translation of "phoenix" into Spanish

fénix, Fénix, Ave Fénix are the top translations of "phoenix" into Spanish.

phoenix noun grammar

(mythology) A mythological bird, said to be the only one of its kind, which lives for 500 years and then dies by burning to ashes on a pyre of its own making, ignited by the sun. It then arises anew from the ashes. [..]

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  • fénix

    noun masculine

    mythological bird [..]

    If a phoenix lost its fur, it'd make a chicken look elegant.

    Un fénix sin pelo es peor que un faisán.

  • Fénix

    proper

    Out of the flames like a funky phoenix.

    Como un jodido Fénix renacido de sus propias cenizas.

  • Ave Fénix

    feminine

    Clement, for example, referred to the mythological story of the phoenix as proof of the resurrection.

    Pongamos por caso a Clemente, quien recurrió a la historia mitológica del Ave Fénix para explicar la enseñanza de la resurrección.

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Phoenix proper noun

(mythology) A mythical firebird; especially the sacred one from ancient Egyptian mythology [..]

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  • Phoenix

    proper noun

    constellation [..]

    Phoenix is the capital of Arizona.

    Phoenix es la capital de Arizona.

  • Fénix

    proper

    mythical firebird [..]

    The Phoenix stone is stuffed full of very old vampire souls.

    La piedra Fénix está llena de almas de vampiros muy viejos.

  • Ave Fénix

    The Phoenix of greed will rise from the ash, you in his talons.

    El Ave Fénix de la avaricia resurgirá de sus cenizas contigo en sus garras.

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