commandment in Greek
commandment in Greek is εντολή — commandment means a rule regarded as issued with divine or absolute authority, especially one of the biblical Ten Commandments.
commandment in Greek
εντολή
Pronounced: edoli
(archaic, or, jocular) Something that must be obeyed; a command or edict.
What does "commandment" mean?
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noun A rule regarded as issued with divine or absolute authority, especially one of the biblical Ten Commandments.
"The fifth commandment instructs people to honor their parents."
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commandment in a sentence
- The fifth commandment instructs people to honor their parents.
- He treated punctuality as though it were a commandment.
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What is "commandment" in Greek?
"commandment" in Greek is εντολή. commandment means: A rule regarded as issued with divine or absolute authority, especially one of the biblical Ten Commandments.
How do you pronounce εντολή?
"commandment" in Greek is εντολή, pronounced "edoli".
How do you use "commandment" in a sentence?
Example: "The fifth commandment instructs people to honor their parents." In Greek, "commandment" is εντολή.
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