"asinicide" meaning in French

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          "english": "What will America and Africa and Asia say, / When we see the night, without the Moon and without brightness, / Announce to humans such a black attack? / Certainly, no one thought that an impious animal / Had to carry an enemy tooth to the Moon, / You could forgive the greatest of crimes! / And, of all the universe despising regrets, / Or, trembling at the sight of a just asinicide, / You would not strike the lunicidal donkey!....",
          "ref": "1825, Édouard C-M., L’Ânesse et la lune, ou le Procès pour rire, drame en un acte et en vers [The [Female] Donkey and the Moon, or The Trial for Laughs, Drama in One Act and in Verse], 2nd edition, Nîmes: […] J. B. Guibert, […], page 27",
          "text": "Que diront l’Amérique et l’Afrique et l’Asie, / Lorsqu’on verra la nuit, sans Lune et sans éclat, / Annoncer aux humains un si noir attentat? / Certes, nul ne pensait qu’un animal impie / Dût porter sur la Lune une dent ennemie, / Vous pourriez pardonner le plus grand des forfaits! / Et, de tout l’univers méprisant les regrets, / Ou, tremblant à l’aspect d’un juste asinicide, / Vous ne frapperiez pas le baudet lunicide!....",
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          "english": "Mr. R… was the owner of the animal, which the previous night a stranger had disembowelled with a knife. The author of this asinicide remains unknown, but he is actively sought.",
          "ref": "1867 September 21, “Petite chronique [Little Chronicle]”, in Le Soleil [The Sun], number 699, page [4] (Gallica, RetroNews), column 2",
          "text": "Le sieur R… était propriétaire de la bête, que la nuit précédente un inconnu avait éventrée à coups de couteau. L’auteur de cet asinicide est resté inconnu, mais il est activement recherché.",
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          "english": "[…] how the e and the d, by adding a pole and dividing the d in the middle, can very easily represent the god of Lampsacus, who out of jealousy committed an asinicide ²⁷; […] 27. This is Priapus. The legend of the asinicide is reported by the authors of catasterisms about the two stars of the constellation of Cancer, the Anons, see Eratosthenes, Catast. 11; […]",
          "ref": "1993, Giordano Bruno, translated by [unknown], Œuvres complètes :Expulsion de la bête triomphante (dialogue 1) [Expelling the Triumphant Beast (Dialogue 1)], Les Belles Lettres, pages 356 and 562",
          "text": "[…] comment le e et le d, par l’ajout d’un timon et la scission du d par le milieu, peuvent représenter fort aisément le dieu de Lampsaque, qui par jalousie commit un asinicide ²⁷ ; […] 27. Il s’agit de Priape. La légende de l’asinicide est rapportée par les auteurs de catastérismes à propos des deux étoiles de la constellation du Cancer, les Anons, voir Eratosthène, Catast. 11; […]",
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        "the killing of an ass or donkey"
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        "(rare) the killing of an ass or donkey"
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  "word": "asinicide"
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          "english": "What will America and Africa and Asia say, / When we see the night, without the Moon and without brightness, / Announce to humans such a black attack? / Certainly, no one thought that an impious animal / Had to carry an enemy tooth to the Moon, / You could forgive the greatest of crimes! / And, of all the universe despising regrets, / Or, trembling at the sight of a just asinicide, / You would not strike the lunicidal donkey!....",
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          "text": "Que diront l’Amérique et l’Afrique et l’Asie, / Lorsqu’on verra la nuit, sans Lune et sans éclat, / Annoncer aux humains un si noir attentat? / Certes, nul ne pensait qu’un animal impie / Dût porter sur la Lune une dent ennemie, / Vous pourriez pardonner le plus grand des forfaits! / Et, de tout l’univers méprisant les regrets, / Ou, tremblant à l’aspect d’un juste asinicide, / Vous ne frapperiez pas le baudet lunicide!....",
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          "text": "Le sieur R… était propriétaire de la bête, que la nuit précédente un inconnu avait éventrée à coups de couteau. L’auteur de cet asinicide est resté inconnu, mais il est activement recherché.",
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          "english": "[…] how the e and the d, by adding a pole and dividing the d in the middle, can very easily represent the god of Lampsacus, who out of jealousy committed an asinicide ²⁷; […] 27. This is Priapus. The legend of the asinicide is reported by the authors of catasterisms about the two stars of the constellation of Cancer, the Anons, see Eratosthenes, Catast. 11; […]",
          "ref": "1993, Giordano Bruno, translated by [unknown], Œuvres complètes :Expulsion de la bête triomphante (dialogue 1) [Expelling the Triumphant Beast (Dialogue 1)], Les Belles Lettres, pages 356 and 562",
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