prophet in Dutch
prophet in Dutch is profeet, ziener, profete — prophet means a person believed to speak on behalf of a god or with divinely inspired insight.
prophet in Dutch
profeet
Someone who speaks by divine inspiration.
ziener
Someone who speaks by divine inspiration.
profete
Someone who speaks by divine inspiration.
zieneres
Someone who speaks by divine inspiration.
profeet
Someone who predicts the future; a soothsayer.
waarzegger
Someone who predicts the future; a soothsayer.
waarzegster
Someone who predicts the future; a soothsayer.
What does "prophet" mean?
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noun A person believed to speak on behalf of a god or with divinely inspired insight.
"Followers believed the prophet had received a message directly from God."
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noun Someone who predicts future events or trends, often with notable accuracy.
"Few people listened to him at first, but he proved a true prophet of the digital age."
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prophet in a sentence
- Followers believed the prophet had received a message directly from God.
- The ancient prophet foretold a great flood and urged people to prepare.
- Few people listened to him at first, but he proved a true prophet of the digital age.
- He was called a prophet after correctly forecasting the shift to remote work.
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What is "prophet" in Dutch?
"prophet" in Dutch is profeet, ziener, profete. prophet means: A person believed to speak on behalf of a god or with divinely inspired insight.
How do you use "prophet" in a sentence?
Example: "Followers believed the prophet had received a message directly from God." In Dutch, "prophet" is profeet, ziener, profete.
Are there other ways to say "prophet" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 6 translations listed for "prophet": profeet, ziener, profete, zieneres, waarzegger, waarzegster.
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