Enoch in Greek
Enoch in Greek is Ενώχ — Enoch means a male given name, notably a figure from the Book of Genesis said to have been taken up to heaven without dying.
Enoch in Greek
Ενώχ
Pronounced: Enoch
(biblical character) First son of Cain.
What does "Enoch" mean?
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name A male given name, notably a figure from the Book of Genesis said to have been taken up to heaven without dying.
"Their son was named Enoch, after his great-grandfather."
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Enoch in a sentence
- Their son was named Enoch, after his great-grandfather.
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What is "Enoch" in Greek?
"Enoch" in Greek is Ενώχ. Enoch means: A male given name, notably a figure from the Book of Genesis said to have been taken up to heaven without dying.
How do you pronounce Ενώχ?
"Enoch" in Greek is Ενώχ, pronounced "Enoch".
How do you use "Enoch" in a sentence?
Example: "Their son was named Enoch, after his great-grandfather." In Greek, "Enoch" is Ενώχ.
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