Zarathustra

[ zar-uh-thoo-struh ]

noun

1. Zoroaster.

Zarathustra

/ ˌzærəˈθuːstrə /

noun

1. See Zoroaster
   the Avestan name of Zoroaster

Derived Forms

• ˌZaraˈthustric, adjectivenoun

Other Words From

• Zar·a·thus·tri·an [zar-, uh, -, thoo, -stree-, uh, n], adjective noun
• Zara·thustric adjective

Example Sentences

There is general agreement that the one author to whom at least the great bulk of the Gathas is due is Zarathustra himself.

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Comparisons from Zarathustra are always forcing themselves into my mind.

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Zarathustra has entered the blood of the German people like a virus from a hypodermic needle.

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And the dance dies away and is lost in ethereal regions, and Zarathustra is lost to sight while dancing in distant worlds.

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But when Zarathustra tries to drive out the cowardly devils in men, the cry is raised against him, "Zarathustra is godless."

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