terror

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From Old French terreur (terror, fear, dread) < Latin accusative terrorem (fright, fear, terror) < Latin terrere (to frighten, terrify) < Proto-Indo-European *tre- (to shake), Proto-Indo-European *tres- (to tremble).

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Singular
terror

Plural
terrors

terror (plural terrors)

  1. Extreme or intense fear.
  2. Something that causes such fear.

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terror (noun)

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From terreō (frighten, terrify).

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terror (genitive terrōris); m, third declension

  1. a dread, terror, great fear, alarm, panic
  2. an object of fear or dread

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Number Singular Plural
nominative terror terrōrēs
genitive terrōris terrōrum
dative terrōrī terrōribus
accusative terrōrem terrōrēs
ablative terrōre terrōribus
vocative terror terrōrēs

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terror m (plural terrores)

  1. terror

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terror m. (plural terrores)

Singular
terror m.

Plural
terrores m.

  1. horror
  2. terror

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