Definition of spiritus in English:

spiritus

nounˈspɪrɪtʊsˈspɪrɪdəs

literary

A particular spirit or quality.
Example sentencesExamples
- In animal organisms vital and cognitive functions depend on the spiritus.
- Forget the spiritual connotations of breath, spiritus, soul, or whatever.
- As I entered that all-too-familiar room, the creator spiritus took possession of me, held me in its clutches and chastised me for eight weeks, until the work was all but finished.
- Even when the Renaissance Neoplatonist Marsilio Ficino talked about the health of the scholar he meant to refer to the state of his spiritus.

Origin

Latin, 'breath, spirit'.

Definition of spiritus in US English:

spiritus

nounˈspɪrɪdəsˈspiridəs

literary

Latin term for breath, often used figuratively to mean spirit
Example sentencesExamples
- Forget the spiritual connotations of breath, spiritus, soul, or whatever.
- As I entered that all-too-familiar room, the creator spiritus took possession of me, held me in its clutches and chastised me for eight weeks, until the work was all but finished.
- In animal organisms vital and cognitive functions depend on the spiritus.
- Even when the Renaissance Neoplatonist Marsilio Ficino talked about the health of the scholar he meant to refer to the state of his spiritus.

Origin

Latin, ‘breath, spirit’.

词汇	spiritus
释义	Definition of spiritus in English: spiritus nounˈspɪrɪtʊsˈspɪrɪdəs literary A particular spirit or quality. Example sentencesExamples In animal organisms vital and cognitive functions depend on the spiritus. Forget the spiritual connotations of breath, spiritus, soul, or whatever. As I entered that all-too-familiar room, the creator spiritus took possession of me, held me in its clutches and chastised me for eight weeks, until the work was all but finished. Even when the Renaissance Neoplatonist Marsilio Ficino talked about the health of the scholar he meant to refer to the state of his spiritus. Origin Latin, 'breath, spirit'. Definition of spiritus in US English: spiritus nounˈspɪrɪdəsˈspiridəs literary Latin term for breath, often used figuratively to mean spirit Example sentencesExamples Forget the spiritual connotations of breath, spiritus, soul, or whatever. As I entered that all-too-familiar room, the creator spiritus took possession of me, held me in its clutches and chastised me for eight weeks, until the work was all but finished. In animal organisms vital and cognitive functions depend on the spiritus. Even when the Renaissance Neoplatonist Marsilio Ficino talked about the health of the scholar he meant to refer to the state of his spiritus. Origin Latin, ‘breath, spirit’.
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