carnal in Greek
carnal in Greek is σαρκικός — carnal means relating to physical or sexual desires and pleasures rather than the mind or spirit.
carnal in Greek
σαρκικός
Pronounced: sarkikos
Relating to the physical and especially sexual appetites or activities.
What does "carnal" mean?
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adjective Relating to physical or sexual desires and pleasures rather than the mind or spirit.
"The novel explores carnal desire alongside deeper emotional themes."
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adjective Relating to the body rather than the spirit; worldly rather than spiritual.
"The sermon warned against carnal pleasures that distract from faith."
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carnal in a sentence
- The novel explores carnal desire alongside deeper emotional themes.
- They shared a purely carnal relationship with no emotional attachment.
- The sermon warned against carnal pleasures that distract from faith.
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What is "carnal" in Greek?
"carnal" in Greek is σαρκικός. carnal means: Relating to physical or sexual desires and pleasures rather than the mind or spirit.
How do you pronounce σαρκικός?
"carnal" in Greek is σαρκικός, pronounced "sarkikos".
How do you use "carnal" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel explores carnal desire alongside deeper emotional themes." In Greek, "carnal" is σαρκικός.
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