Nazarene in Dutch
Nazarene in Dutch is Nazarener, Nazoreeër — Nazarene means a person from Nazareth, especially used historically to refer to Jesus or his early followers.
Nazarene in Dutch
Nazarener
A person from Nazareth.
Nazoreeër
A person from Nazareth.
What does "Nazarene" mean?
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noun A person from Nazareth, especially used historically to refer to Jesus or his early followers.
"Early Christians were sometimes called Nazarenes by outsiders."
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adj Relating to Nazareth.
"The film depicted the nazarene countryside where Jesus grew up."
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Nazarene in a sentence
- Early Christians were sometimes called Nazarenes by outsiders.
- The film depicted the nazarene countryside where Jesus grew up.
- Holiness Today is a Nazarene magazine.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Nazarene" in Dutch?
"Nazarene" in Dutch is Nazarener, Nazoreeër. Nazarene means: A person from Nazareth, especially used historically to refer to Jesus or his early followers.
How do you use "Nazarene" in a sentence?
Example: "Early Christians were sometimes called Nazarenes by outsiders." In Dutch, "Nazarene" is Nazarener, Nazoreeër.
Are there other ways to say "Nazarene" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "Nazarene": Nazarener, Nazoreeër.
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