Martian Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈmɑɹʃən/

MAR-shun

UK

/mˈɑːʃən/

MAH-shun

Definition

A Martian is a fictional being from the planet Mars, or something related to Mars. It is often used in science fiction stories.

Usage & Nuances

Usually used as a noun ('a Martian') or adjective ('Martian landscape'). Strongly connected to science fiction. Typically refers to imagined, not real, beings. Do not use for real Mars missions or robots.

• Spanish: marciano - marciana
• Portuguese (BR): marciano - marciana
• Portuguese (PT): marciano - marciana
• Chinese (Simplified): 火星人
• Chinese (Traditional): 火星人
• Hindi: मार्सवासी
• Arabic: كائن من المريخ
• Bengali: মার্শিয়ান - মঙ্গলগ্রহের প্রাণী
• Russian: марсианин - марсианский (от Марса)
• Japanese: 火星人 - 火星の（形容詞）
• Vietnamese: người sao Hỏa - thuộc về sao Hỏa
• Korean: 화성인 - 화성의 (형용사)
• Turkish: Marslı - Mars'a ait (sıfat)
• Urdu: مارشین - مریخ سے متعلق
• Indonesian: makhluk Mars - Mars (sifat)

Example Sentences

The movie showed a green Martian visiting Earth.

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Some people believe there could be Martian life.

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He dressed up as a Martian for Halloween.

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That strange rock almost looks Martian.

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People love stories about Martians invading Earth.

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He’s acting so weird, it’s like he’s a Martian or something.

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