mártir
martyr
The Spanish word 'mártir' translates to 'martyr' in English. This term is used to refer to a person who willingly suffers death rather than renounce his or her religion or beliefs. It can also be used more generally to describe someone who endures great suffering or hardship for a cause or principle.
Example sentences using: mártir
Juan se convirtió en un mártir por su fe.
Juan became a martyr for his faith.
In this sentence, 'mártir' refers to a person who sacrifices something of great value, often life itself, for the sake of principal or faith.
Muchos consideran a los soldados como mártires en tiempos de guerra.
Many consider soldiers as martyrs in times of war.
This phrase uses 'mártires' to describe individuals, in this case, soldiers, who are willing to die for their country during a war, thereby making the ultimate sacrifice.
El mártir fue recordado por su valor y sacrificio.
The martyr was remembered for his bravery and sacrifice.
This sentence is using 'mártir' to describe an individual who is being remembered or commemorated for his brave actions and personal sacrifices, often with the implication that they had died for a greater cause.