Isaiah in Greek
Isaiah in Greek is Ησαΐας — Isaiah means a book of the Old Testament, and the Hebrew prophet traditionally credited as its author.
Isaiah in Greek
Ησαΐας
Pronounced: Isaias
What does "Isaiah" mean?
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name A book of the Old Testament, and the Hebrew prophet traditionally credited as its author.
"The Book of Isaiah contains some of the most quoted prophecies in the Bible."
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name A male given name from Hebrew.
"Isaiah is a popular name inspired by the biblical prophet."
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Isaiah in a sentence
- The Book of Isaiah contains some of the most quoted prophecies in the Bible.
- Isaiah is a popular name inspired by the biblical prophet.
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What is "Isaiah" in Greek?
"Isaiah" in Greek is Ησαΐας. Isaiah means: A book of the Old Testament, and the Hebrew prophet traditionally credited as its author.
How do you pronounce Ησαΐας?
"Isaiah" in Greek is Ησαΐας, pronounced "Isaias".
How do you use "Isaiah" in a sentence?
Example: "The Book of Isaiah contains some of the most quoted prophecies in the Bible." In Greek, "Isaiah" is Ησαΐας.
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