Emmanuel in Greek
Emmanuel in Greek is Εμμανουήλ — Emmanuel means a Hebrew name meaning 'God with us', used in the Book of Isaiah as the name of a promised child and applied in the New Testament to Jesus; it is a common title for Christ, especially in Christmas hymns and readings.
Emmanuel in Greek
Εμμανουήλ
Pronounced: Emmanouil
A en given name of Biblical origin.
What does "Emmanuel" mean?
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noun A Hebrew name meaning 'God with us', used in the Book of Isaiah as the name of a promised child and applied in the New Testament to Jesus; it is a common title for Christ, especially in Christmas hymns and readings.
"The carol begins 'O come, O come, Emmanuel'."
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noun A male given name, used widely in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries and among Christian communities worldwide.
"Emmanuel joined the team from the Ivory Coast."
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Emmanuel in a sentence
- The carol begins 'O come, O come, Emmanuel'.
- Matthew quotes Isaiah and says the child will be called Emmanuel, God with us.
- Emmanuel joined the team from the Ivory Coast.
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What is "Emmanuel" in Greek?
"Emmanuel" in Greek is Εμμανουήλ. Emmanuel means: A Hebrew name meaning 'God with us', used in the Book of Isaiah as the name of a promised child and applied in the New Testament to Jesus; it is a common title for Christ, especially in Christmas hymns and readings.
How do you pronounce Εμμανουήλ?
"Emmanuel" in Greek is Εμμανουήλ, pronounced "Emmanouil".
How do you use "Emmanuel" in a sentence?
Example: "The carol begins 'O come, O come, Emmanuel'." In Greek, "Emmanuel" is Εμμανουήλ.
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