Corinth in Greek
Corinth in Greek is Κόρινθος — Corinth means an ancient and modern port city in Greece, historically famous for its wealth and trade.
Corinth in Greek
Κόρινθος
Pronounced: Korinthos
A port city in Greece.
What does "Corinth" mean?
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name An ancient and modern port city in Greece, historically famous for its wealth and trade.
"The apostle Paul wrote letters to the early Christians of Corinth."
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noun A small dried seedless grape used in baking; a currant.
"The scones were studded with dried corinths."
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Corinth in a sentence
- The apostle Paul wrote letters to the early Christians of Corinth.
- The scones were studded with dried corinths.
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What is "Corinth" in Greek?
"Corinth" in Greek is Κόρινθος. Corinth means: An ancient and modern port city in Greece, historically famous for its wealth and trade.
How do you pronounce Κόρινθος?
"Corinth" in Greek is Κόρινθος, pronounced "Korinthos".
How do you use "Corinth" in a sentence?
Example: "The apostle Paul wrote letters to the early Christians of Corinth." In Greek, "Corinth" is Κόρινθος.
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