patricide

English

Etymology

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From Latin patricīda. Equivalent to patri- +‎ -cide.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈpætɹɪsaɪd/

Noun

patricide (countable and uncountable, plural patricides)

1. Murder of one's father.
2. A murderer of his/her own father.

Synonyms

• (murderer of one's father): father-slayer

Translations

murder of one's father

• Asturian: parricidiu m
• Catalan: parricidi m
• Czech: otcovražda f
• Finnish: isänmurha
• French: patricide (fr) m
• Galician: parricidio m
• German: Vatermord (de) m
• Greek: πατροκτονία (el) f (patroktonía)

  Ancient: πατροκτονία f (patroktonía)

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• Hungarian: apagyilkosság (hu)
• Latin: pātricīdium n
• Polish: ojcobójstwo n
• Portuguese: parricídio (pt) m, patricídio (pt) m
• Russian: отцеуби́йство (ru) n (otceubíjstvo)
• Serbo-Croatian: oceubistvo
• Slovene: očetomor m
• Spanish: parricidio m

murderer of own father

• Czech: otcovrah (cs) m
• Finnish: isänmurhaaja
• French: patricide (fr) m
• German: Vatermörder (de) m, Vatermörderin (de) f
• Greek: πατροκτόνος (el) m or f (patroktónos)

  Ancient: πατραλοίας m (patraloías)

• Hungarian: apagyilkos (hu)
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• Latin: pātricīda m
• Polish: ojcobójca (pl) m, ojcobójczyni f
• Portuguese: parricida (pt) m or f, patricida (pt) m or f
• Russian: отцеуби́йца (ru) m or f (otceubíjca)
• Serbo-Croatian: oceubica
• Slovene: očetomorilec m, očetomorilka f

See also

• filicide
• genocide
• homicide
• infanticide
• matricide
• regicide
• suicide
• uxoricide

Anagrams

• pediatric