Immanuel in Greek
Immanuel in Greek is Εμμανουήλ — Immanuel means a figure whose birth is foretold in the Book of Isaiah, in the Bible.
Immanuel in Greek
Εμμανουήλ
Pronounced: Emmanouil
What does "Immanuel" mean?
- name A figure whose birth is foretold in the Book of Isaiah, in the Bible.
- name A figure that Christians consider to be the Messiah, also known as Christ.
- name A male given name of Hebrew origin, used as an alternative form of Emmanuel.
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What is "Immanuel" in Greek?
"Immanuel" in Greek is Εμμανουήλ. Immanuel means: A figure whose birth is foretold in the Book of Isaiah, in the Bible.
How do you pronounce Εμμανουήλ?
"Immanuel" in Greek is Εμμανουήλ, pronounced "Emmanouil".
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