spartan

UK
/ˈspɑːtən/
US
/ˈspɑrtən/

Translations

Spartanadjective

spartan

more spartan
Comp.
most spartan
Super.
austèrePour une vie, un mode de vie ou un environnement marqué par la simplicité et l’absence de luxe.
The hotel room was spartan, with just a bed and a small table.
La chambre d’hôtel était austère, avec seulement un lit et une petite table.
spartiateRelatif à Sparte ou aux Spartiates.
The training regimen was spartan, demanding both physical and mental endurance.
Le programme d’entraînement était spartiate, exigeant une endurance physique et mentale.
Additional translations
sobreSe dit surtout d’un intérieur ou d’un style très simple.
frugalSurtout pour un mode de vie marqué par la parcimonie.
Spartansnoun

spartan

spartans
pl
The Spartans were renowned for their discipline and strength in battle.
Les Spartiates étaient réputés pour leur discipline et leur force au combat.
Additional translations
SpartiatesPar extension, personnes austères, sobres ou menant une vie très rigoureuse.

Definitions

Spartanadjective
Marked by simplicity, frugality, or avoidance of luxury and comfort.
The hotel room was spartan, with just a bed and a small table.
Relating to or characteristic of Sparta or its people, known for their austere and disciplined lifestyle.
The training regimen was spartan, demanding both physical and mental endurance.
Spartansnoun
Members of an ancient Greek city-state known for their military prowess and austere lifestyle.
The Spartans were renowned for their discipline and strength in battle.
People who are characterized by simplicity, frugality, or a rigorous lifestyle, often in reference to the ancient Spartans.
The athletes lived like Spartans, focusing solely on their training and maintaining a strict diet.