The general charges the phalanx of the Egyptians.
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Phalanx
//ˈfeɪˌlæŋks//
Synonyms for "phalanx" (83 found)
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16 entriesTranslations
95 translations across 45 languages.
Albanian
2 entries- falang noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- tufë trima noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- φάλαγξ noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Arabic
2 entries- سُلَامَى noun (finger or toe bone)
- سُلَامِيَّة noun (finger or toe bone)
Armenian
2 entries- մատնահատված noun (finger or toe bone)
- փաղանգ noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Belarusian
2 entries- фала́нга noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- фала́нга noun (finger or toe bone)
Bulgarian
2 entries- фала́нга noun (finger or toe bone)
- фаланга noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Catalan
3 entries- falange noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falange noun (finger or toe bone)
- falange noun (large group of people)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 指骨 noun (finger or toe bone)
- 方陣 /方阵 noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- 趾骨 noun (finger or toe bone)
Czech
2 entries- falanga noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- článek prstu noun (finger or toe bone)
Danish
2 entries- falanks noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falanks noun (finger or toe bone)
Dutch
2 entries- falanx noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- kootje noun (finger or toe bone)
Esperanto
2 entries- falango noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falango noun (finger or toe bone)
Finnish
4 entries- falangi noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falangi noun (large group of people)
- sormiluu noun (finger or toe bone)
- varpaanluu noun (finger or toe bone)
French
2 entries- phalange noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- phalange noun (finger or toe bone)
Galician
2 entries- falanxe noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falanxe noun (finger or toe bone)
German
3 entries- Fingerglied noun (finger or toe bone)
- Phalanx noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- Zehenglied noun (finger or toe bone)
Greek
3 entries- φάλαγγα noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- φάλαγγα noun (finger or toe bone)
- φάλαγγα noun (large group of people)
Hebrew
1 entries- גָּלִיל noun (finger or toe bone)
Hungarian
1 entries- ujjperc noun (finger or toe bone)
Icelandic
2 entries- kjúka noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- kjúka noun (finger or toe bone)
Irish
2 entries- falang noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falang noun (finger or toe bone)
Italian
4 entries- falange noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falange noun (finger or toe bone)
- orda noun (large group of animals, plants, or people)
- orda noun (large group of people)
Japanese
3 entries- ファランクス noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- 指骨 noun (finger or toe bone)
- 趾骨 noun (finger or toe bone)
Korean
1 entries- 지골 noun (finger or toe bone)
Latin
2 entries- phalanga noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- phalanx noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Macedonian
3 entries- фаланга noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- фаланга noun (finger or toe bone)
- фаланга noun (large group of people)
Malay
1 entries- falanks noun (finger or toe bone)
Marathi
1 entries- फॅलँक्स noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Māori
1 entries- iwi mati noun (finger or toe bone)
Northern Kurdish
2 entries- hestiyên pêçiyê noun (finger or toe bone)
- hestiyên tilîyê noun (finger or toe bone)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- falang noun (finger or toe bone)
Occitan
1 entries- falanja noun (finger or toe bone)
Polish
4 entries- falanga noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falanga noun (large group of animals, plants, or people)
- falanga noun (large group of people)
- paliczek noun (finger or toe bone)
Portuguese
2 entries- falange noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falange noun (finger or toe bone)
Romanian
2 entries- falangă noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falangă noun (finger or toe bone)
Russian
4 entries- суста́в па́льца noun (finger or toe bone)
- фала́нга noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- фала́нга noun (finger or toe bone)
- фала́нга noun (large group of people)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- falanga noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falanga noun (finger or toe bone)
- falanga noun (large group of people)
- фаланга noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Slovak
1 entries- článok prstu noun (finger or toe bone)
Slovene
1 entries- falanga noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Spanish
2 entries- falange noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falange noun (finger or toe bone)
Swedish
2 entries- falang noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- falang noun (finger or toe bone)
Ukrainian
2 entries- фала́нга noun (ancient Greek military unit)
- фала́нга noun (finger or toe bone)
Vietnamese
1 entries- phalanx noun (ancient Greek military unit)
Volapük
2 entries- doatabomil noun (finger or toe bone)
- teanabomil noun (finger or toe bone)
Welsh
1 entries- ffalang noun (finger or toe bone)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
The phalanx is broken, you need to see a doctor.
Source: tatoeba (13428324)
[Charles Fourier] calculated that if precisely 1,620 men, women and children were collected in a 6,000-acre phalanx, they would — all by merrily following their individual passions — end up satisfying all the phalanx’s essential needs.
Source: wiktionary
The monarch hath gone, but his rocky throne Still rests on its frowning base; Its motionless guards rise in phalanx lone, And nought save the winds through their helmets that moan, And none but those bosoms and hearts of stone Sigh o'er a fallen race.
Source: wiktionary
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