golem
1 of 1noun/ˈɡoʊləm/
Forms:golems
2
a fictional figure in Jewish stories, often made of clay or mud, that is brought to life using magic
B2- The ancient text described how the rabbi created a golem to protect the Jewish community from harm.
- In the story, the golem's strength was unmatched, but it had to be carefully controlled to avoid destruction.
- The golem was said to have been brought to life by inscribing sacred words on its forehead.
- The museum displayed an artifact believed to be a golem's remains, showing the intricate carvings that once animated it.